You cannot have too many intelligently placed outlets.
You can definitely have outlets in stupid places.
Before electrical plans are finalized, put furniture on the drawings.
Where is the bed? Nightstand? Television? Desk? Sofa? Christmas tree? Kitchen appliance? Vacuum? EV charger?
If the sofa floats in the middle of the room, maybe you need floor power.
If the television is wall-mounted, run power and data where it belongs rather than hanging cords afterward.
The garage increasingly needs serious electrical planning: EV charging, tools, freezer, battery chargers, compressor, refrigeration, and future equipment.
Outdoor power matters for holiday lights, landscaping, tools, pool equipment, televisions, kitchens, and maintenance.
Future-proof with conduit where practical.
Connectors and standards change. Conduit lets you pull new wire later.
The walls are open once.
Take advantage of it.