“Minds change like the weather
I hope you remember
Today is never too late to be brand new”-Taylor Swift
Wow, can you believe we are already a quarter through
the semester. Over the past few days we all had the opportunity to closely
examine our daily habits. We recorded how we spent an entire week’s worth of
time, a total of one hundred and sixty-eight hours. In the end it was shocking
to see the varying numbers from everyone’s different schedules. After
completing this time study there are several things that came to my attention.
I discovered that out of all that time I approximately
spent sixty-five hours sleeping, sixteen hours getting ready or eating,
thirty-nine hours doing homework or studying, fifteen hours in class,
thirty-one hours socializing or relaxing, and two hours doing something other.
To my surprise, I would think that someone like me who is always tired would
probably not be getting enough sleep, but in actuality it turns out I get the
normal recommended quantity of sleep after all. However, besides the fact that
I usually feel a lack of energy I am proud that I at least was able to devote
39 hours to doing work outside of the classroom. Although it may seem that
sometimes I tend to procrastinate a little bit by taking a small break instead
of doing my homework directly after class, it’s not that big of a concern
because I do it in a timely manner which allows me to keep a balance between
work and relaxation.
I am glad that I have been able to manage my time
accordingly so that I could stay within the standards expected of me as a
college student, while at the same moment being able to set aside some free
time for myself. I hope that I can continue to plan my weeks in order to
routinely get things accomplished as I was able to do with this week. I also want
to dedicate more time to reading my textbooks so that I can clearly understand
the material plenty of time before my exams arrive. This study helped me
realize what I should be getting done, and also that it’s not too late to change
or to make adjustments. I plan on continuing to be productive
throughout the rest of the semester by using this method of schedule along with
some other tweaks to help me do so.
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