FRO 14 DTF

Before attending college, I would have never considered myself a procrastinator. The thought of walking up the morning before to do an assignment, or staying up all night to try and finish an essay always encouraged me to do my work as soon as it was assigned. I have now come up with more creative ways to put off an assignment than how to finish one. Anything and everything has become a distraction, to the point where during midterms week I got rid of every app off my phone that was deletable, which only encouraged me to Google why iPhone’s won’t let you delete every app. Who created apps? What about emojis? Are those socially acceptable to use in everyday conversation? Basically, I have developed slowly but surely became not only a procrastinator, but an expert in the history of the iPhone.  Although this is not a positive development, it has allowed me to reflect upon myself and realize that although I need to stop procrastinating, I can start letting some things go and relax with my school work. Not  everything needs to get done right away, and nothing has to be perfect, because that’s impossible. In order for me to realize how I function best, I needed to work at my worst.