One of my greatest downfalls is that of my lacking ability in time management. It’s not that I completely put things off or dislike doing certain tasks, it’s just that my time never seems to be planned right so that I end up scrambling to get homework and even fun activities done.
My schedule consists of a full class workload, two jobs, many film projects, scattered music projects, and my pitiful social life that usually takes place during the four activities previously mentioned. This schedule resembles that of many modern college students, all of which seem to handle this multitasking lifestyle better than I. When taking a step back to understand why I struggle so much, I can lay much of the blame on my inability to plan my time efficiently. Much of my day is spent traveling back and forth from my home, work, and school, killing time while waiting for class or work, or sitting around due to my sheer exhaustion from failing to even plan a decent amount of sleep into my life.
The changes that I can make to throw away this bad habit are fairly easily said, but much harder to actually do. It is all a matter of forcing myself to be more efficient with what little time I have in a day, to cut down on distractions and excuses that keep me from my accomplishments, and to organize my day better so that I spend less time wasting it, and to instead get things done so that I can not only get more rest, but so I can also have some fun.
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