It is so ridiculous that, as students we are bombarded with excessive assignments and projects. As a teenager, it's a requirement to have time for leisure and to relax, with friends and family. It seldom takes me until midnight to finish school assignments. Extensive hours of working may cause stress, thus in turn, unhappiness. However due to the gifted time managing skills I have, I get by to take some time off to relax and leisure. This is why I call myself the master of time. For most of the time, I fly through time as if I were riding on it. I control time with one fist and work with the other. This is why I always have enough time to successfully complete all of my assignments and also have extra time for leisure. There are steps to follow for being the master of time. As Tolkien puts it in his novel, Lord of the Rings: The fellowship of the Ring, "Time does not determine who you are, you have to decide what you want to do with the time that is given to us.".
It is important for our quality of life that we enjoy what we do. I am quite aware of my talents and weaknesses. I am also broadly aware of what I like and dislike, and so I am able to pursue things that I enjoy. This is important because I am much more likely to do job effectively if I love what I do. A friend of mine is the mastermind in twisting things to an enjoying point that I would call a "work-of-art". He is well aware of what his weaknesses are and tries to make the best of them. One of the reasons why he is so successful is because he always keeps an action plan, and a "To Do" list. Action plans help in terms of achieving certain goals, usually in steps. I keep a "To Do" list with me all the time. It consolidates all the jobs that I have to do in one place. "To Do" lists are essential when I need to perform a number of different tasks, or where you have made a number of commitments. "To do" lists are very simple, yet extremely powerful, both as a method of organization myself and as a way of reducing stress.
