Procrastination

Everyone knows that procrastination is bad, but it's usually just because we don't want to do something boring. I've been really good at procrastinating whilst gaining the maximum amount of benefits of both sides. That pressure really helps me try harder and thus shortens the amount of I would have otherwise spent casually working on a project. Thus I get more time to spend on things I enjoy, whilst still delivering great results.

Let's just say that I have a paper due in about a week that I've known about for over a year. Based on my current speed, I'll have more than enough time to finish it but it will be a bit of a hassle. For comparison, one of my friends already wrote 32 pages of plain text, whereas I pretty much barely touched it till today. I've finished all of my research and pretty much just need to type. The only slight bother would be the fact that I need to write my paper using the 3rd language I learned which is quite a challenge. (I should probably also mention that my friend also has a completely different topic with other requirements. I only have to write a paper with 10 - 15 pages.)

I'll apologize in advance, but these next few chapters will most likely continue to be short ones since I want to finish my paper "early".