#reflectionwk4

I get distracted reallllly easily. But I also can't sit in a room by myself and study... It feels too serious. So finding a study environment that worked for me took me a long time. It wasn't until college that I figured out that I love working in coffee shops. I love the noise-- the hustle and bustle of the people, the machines, and the smell of coffee. While I do get distracted easily, I find that I am really able to focus on my work when I choose to. I could spend all of my days studying in coffee shops. Funny.. I'm sitting in one right now. 

Where do I work best? Well I can tell you where I do not work the best. It is on the dam Megabus. Here I am cruising in a sauna going 40 mph. You would imagine in the winter it wouldn’t be too bad. But with the lack of proper ventilation for 9 hours and I am sweating just writing this. I definitely can not read for longer than 15 minutes before all the shaking and bumping gets me not feeling too well. I think studying in a dark cave or maybe Antarctica would be better than this death machine. It could be worse I could be in jail, actually I would at least have access to a personal table and ten square feet to walk around. Oh well. The ride is worth going to see my friends and family. Someone should make their design brief on comfortable affordable transportation.

Where do I work best? Well I can tell you where I do not work the best. It is on the dam Megabus. Here I am cruising in a sauna going 40 mph. You would imagine in the winter it wouldn't be too bad. But with the lack of proper ventilation for 9 hours and I am sweating just writing this. I definitely can not read for longer than 15 minutes before all the shaking and bumping gets me not feeling too well. I think studying in a dark cave or maybe Antarctica would be better than this death machine. It could be worse I could be in jail. Oh well.

Ever since 8th grade, I've developed an awful habit of procrastination. Whenever I try to start my homework during normal waking hours, I find myself easily distracted mainly by social media and naps. On days where I force myself to start homework early, I always end up doing a worse job because I'm most likely doing something while doing homework like watch TV or talk to my roommate, which leads to careless mistakes in my work. However, when it's midnight or 1 am, I acquire this adrenaline that fuels my mind and allows me to neglect all forms of distraction and completely focus on my studies. Since most people are sleeping by this hour, there is literally nothing to distract me and it helps me think more clearly and efficiently. It has gotten to the point where I need this adrenaline in order to do well on any assignment or study well, so there are many days where I stay up until 3 am studying when I could be sleeping like any other normal person. Maybe if I started doing my homework right when I got home when I was younger, I wouldn't have this problem now?