Results of a Procrastinator
Well, let's take a look at how procrastinating played out. I went to sleep instead of working through the night thinking that I would wake up early enough to allow myself 4 hours to finish my work. My alarm goes off...I turn it off and lay back down for a few minutes. Minutes turn into hours. When I actually get up, I only have 2 hours to do what I planned to do in 4. So I'm rushing to complete my work. An hour and a half goes by, then my doorbell rings. It's my friend/neighbor. His truck was towed and he needs me to drive him to the place to pick it up. I thought about the work I needed to do briefly and I said, "Sure, not problem." He helped me recently when I had problems with my car so I owed him. Was it at an inconvenient time? Yes, but that's what friends are for. A good friend is there when you need them. Okay, how does the story end? I completed my work on time, finishing some of it 1 minute prior to the deadline. So things worked out in the end, but if I had planned better, I would have had a lot less stress.
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