Time Strategies

      

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Procrastination Joke: Flickr

Scheduling is one of the most important things to have a successful semester. The article 11 ways unsuccessful people mismanage their time is interesting because one of the most important points that is made is to make a schedule and to follow it. Whether that be scheduling to study for an exam, or scheduling day off, in order to be more successful a schedule needs to be made and followed. This is highlighted by the idea of making time to relax. If there is no time set aside to relax, then burning out quickly is much more likely. The other article that is interesting highlights something completely different: procrastination. How to Beat Procrastination shows why people procrastinate and how to beat procrastination. A schedule can be made and followed, but if an important task just keeps getting put off, then it's more difficult to succeed. Procrastination is difficult to overcome, but starting on a task that has been put off is the first step to stop procrastinating. This semester I will try harder at making and following a schedule, and I will aim to get my tasks done instead of putting them off for another time. 

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