The article “Later.” It was an excellent essay to read. I like the part where he said you are fighting with different versions of yourself. I think I procrastinate a lot, leading me to stay up late at night to do my work and wake up tired. There was a table on the Amazon list for my construction drawing class for me to do my construction drawings. I didn’t buy it and kept saying I would, but I still have yet to. So last week I stayed at school to do my work till nine-thirty to ten o’clock so that I could do my job.
I would do my work but get distracted, so I decided to put a show on the paper. That way, I would only be focused on those two things. I would do my work slowly, but I would get serious once I realized it was about eight o’clock. I went home, and it was the weekend. I only had to put the words in because I did all the drawings, but I never got to do it. I told myself I would stay and do it Monday, but something came up. Tuesday came, and we were on a new lesson, and I was still trying to put in the words. She was getting ready to leave, and I still wasn’t done so I asked her should I turn it in and she said that I only would be getting seventy point’s because I have things missing or I could turn it in one week and lose ten points I decided to turn it in next week. I could have done it in the one hour and thirty minutes when she was there, but I still procrastinated. I stayed till ten and finished it; I’m on Project Four this week because I decided to stay Tuesday and Wednesday to get over with it, and I chose not to do what I did last week. The article says that procrastinating will be a repeating cycle. I want to stop that. Because I stayed those two days, I didn’t get time to work on this assignment, but I read it while on my way to school, and I’m now turning it in 35 minutes before it’s due. After reading that, I would like to listen to what he said, and I think I can change one essay at a time.