My Unmanaged Time

Our day-to-day consists of a twenty-four hour interval. Which we share with sleeping, making our twenty-four hours less. We can’t add or take hours away from the twenty-four hour cycle that we have every day of our lives. We can’t control time, but we can control how we utilize our time. People always wish they received more hours during the day. People feel like they don’t know how to employ their time or know how to use their time. Managing your time can help you out so much because you’ll be adept at doing things better and not procrastinate and get everything you have to get done in one day.
My schedule has before been that on Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays I have class from 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. On Tuesdays, and Thursdays I don’t have School. Every Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday after school from 4:00 P.M. To 10:00 P.M. Was time consisted of eating, watching TV and being
The difference between them both were that it needed time to plan out the week, but managing my time was most positively affected. It offered better results in my class with class assignments being completed. Comparing my managed time to my unmanaged time there was a negative effect. When I had no managed time I held no real control completing tasks. Having no time appeared to end quickly due to being distracted, like being on social media.
The hardest part of sticking with my schedule was maintained strong, constant willpower to continue the plan. Some other hard part was fighting the temptation to slack off by wanting to watch a movie or hanging out with friends. Although, I had a hard time being on track with completing my assignments I reminded myself that no matter how long time I had to wait I still need to complete the assignments. I tried my best avoiding social media during the day, avoided texting my friends when I got home. Fundamentally, I tried pushing what I know would keep me distracted and lose