My exquisite grid by Jailyn Anderson

Time waster1

3495948716 — 2025-02-11 07:04:45 UTC

This time waster is multi tasking. Multitasking includes doing different things at once, not focusing on each thing importantly and detailed as it should be. This can result in things not being done or being incomplete due to getting lazy or eventually being overwhelmed.

time waster 2

3495948716 — 2025-02-11 07:04:53 UTC

This time waster is being disorganized. Not being organized can further result in people not being able to manage their time and effectively get things done in a simple and easy manner, resulting in things not being completed.

time waster 3

3495948716 — 2025-02-11 07:04:58 UTC

Time waster 3 is procrastination. Procrastinating can be hard because sometimes people do not mean to do it. If you do not do things when it needs to be done, it puts you further and further behind, which can be overwhelming and stressful.

time waster 4

3495948716 — 2025-02-11 07:05:03 UTC

Time waster 4 is scrolling on social platforms for long periods of time. If you do not effectively manage your time between the real world and social media, you will never get your work and important to do lists complete. You will get very wrapped up in socials, and lose track of what is important.

time waster 5

3495948716 — 2025-02-11 07:05:08 UTC

Time waster number 5 is trying to be a perfectionist. As good as being "perfect" may sound, sometimes it is better to just get things done. If you take too much time trying to be perfect or better than everybody else, you may miss out on other opportunities or deadlines to important dates and turn ins. This results in further being behind and being hurt as well.

Favorite procrastinating quote

3495948716 — 2025-02-11 07:05:34 UTC

My favorite quote was "you may delay, but time will not." by Benjamin franklin.

Helpful strategy 1

3495948716 — 2025-02-11 07:05:57 UTC

One of the helpful strategies to not getting things done would be to remain organized at all times and set a real life game plan. This can mean taking notes, setting schedules, setting reminders, setting alarms, asking for help, researching time management skills, putting away devices, separating yourself, etc.

Helpful strategy 2

3495948716 — 2025-02-11 07:06:05 UTC

Another helpful strategy would be to be sure to accept that everything will not always go right, but you rather turn stuff in and do it the first time (and learn by it of course), instead of simply taking too long and missing other opportunities.

helpful strategy 3

3495948716 — 2025-02-11 07:06:11 UTC

The last helpful strategy that I have is to always remember that time will never slow down for you. If you have a date given to get things done, do it beforehand on before the date is due. You will not always receive extra time or extra opportunities.