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Time management has been a REALLY big goal of mine for this upcoming semester, a new year resolution of sorts. Last semester I, like many other college students, struggled with procrastination. I would consider myself a "good" procrastinator because regardless of my procrastination I -almost- always get what I need to do, done, but I put myself through unnecessary stress in the process. Looking back I realize that last semester could have been a lot easier, and it also could have taken up significantly less time, had I created a schedule other than the famous "day of due date". 

The first article I read was The Psychology of Checklists. This article stuck out to me because I love checklists. I use checklists everyday because they make me feel productive, and it is the easiest way to not miss an assignment. This article helped me understand the reason behind why I enjoy my checklists so much and it also showed me that I have at least one good time management skill. 

The second article I read was Eat The Frog First Thing in The Morning. This article had a really good message. As someone who sleeps in a little bit too much and procrastinates a little bit more, I took this message to heart. I think eating the frog first, and maybe even waking up earlier to do it, will be very beneficial to me and I hope that by setting up a schedule that uses this tip I will be able to follow it and succeed.

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