My new year’s resolution is 1080p

Procrastination has left the station

How to be a better me:

• Procrastination has left the station, here comes motivation.

• Early to sleep, early to rise (or so they say) so let’s say phone off by 11

• Time to shift from a mess to an organised mess

• Actually try to normalise having three meals a day (and not just noodles for goodness sake)

• It’s time for the dreaded ROUTINE

• Just drink more water man -> bonus points if you strive for at least one fruit a day

• Communicate the things you’d usually bottle up (rumour has it, you’ll feel better)

• Mocks are just around the corner (and then the actual exams and then year 13 etc) so let’s cut the crap and do some work yeah?

• Additionally, be your best self and don’t conform to what you idealise

• You and I both know that you’re embarrassingly unfit. Do something about it, particularly bum and stomach

• Do a cheeky bit of writing at least monthly, you’ll thank yourself for it later

• Take more photos, make more memories

So this is it. A definitive list of everything I did wrong in 2017 and how to make it better. To you, it would appear that every aspect of my daily life last year was the problem. And not gonna lie, it was.

See the problem with me is I appear to be a well put together person, I like to think I dress well and I have in classes I seem like someone who has their life sorted. Realistically? My life is a shambles and clearly (see above list) I am not okay with it.

Looking back at my resolutions, I notice how well and truly poor my lifestyle was. I’m not even at university and I’m already relying on noodles. One might say I’m pasta reasoning and I’m doing it fusilli reasons.

It’s been eleven days since the new year and so far things are going okay: I go to bed slightly earlier and I’ve become slightly more organised and slightly more fit. The only issue, the biggest issue is that procrastination has well and truly planted itself in my life.

Procrastination is a beast in my life. I’ve spent more time planning my work instead of working, I’ve even opted to exercise over work and for me, that is something substantial. I think the most appropriate thing to do here would be assess the reasons that I procrastinate and try and work out the underlying problem.

The reasons that I procrastinate

1.

Ah, I’ll figure out the problem later. Let’s hope your New Years resolutions will last longer than mine! Until next time.