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Eat The Frog! A Procrastinator’s Guide to Procrastination

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Noah Brooks (ʻOhu)

As the school year picks up momentum, it is important that as more and more assignments are being assigned that the people that are being assigned these assignments are staying on top of it. (Try saying that five times fast.) 

As a pro-procrastinator myself, it’s important that I am reminded just how crucial it is to finish my work before I even think about putting it to the side. This is one of my favorite nudges created by Brian Tracy, to start my work.

Imagine, to survive you had to eat a frog every single day. If you were to push it off until the end of the day, you would ruin the quality of your time due to the immense pressure of knowing you had to eat a frog sooner or later. Rather than doing this you should eat the frog at the beginning of the day so you don’t have to worry about it, getting it done and out of the way making room for more things to be done.

Now apply this to school, imagine you had a project due on Sunday at 11:59 PM that was assigned to you on Monday. Rather than waiting the entire week saying, “I will get it done this weekend,” Only to continue pushing it off until you’re cramming to finish it at 10:00 PM that night. You should use the free time given to you, or whenever really, to get the assignment done. You would’ve not only been able to get the weight off your shoulders the entire week, but also get some beauty sleep the night of. (Something we all need.)

Start and finish early so that you can grant yourself some peace of mind. 

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Noah Brooks (ʻOhu)
Hello you! My name is Noah Brooks, but you can call me ‘Ohu. I am from Kailua on the island of O’ahu, and am currently a Junior here at Kamehameha Schools planning on graduating class of 2025. I love reading and writing, for the most part, and don't even ask me anything about math. As of writing this, I have no plans for after high school besides going to college. As for my goals after that, I am still trying to figure it out. If you can't tell I like going with the flow. I joined Ka Mo’i to try and test the waters for future careers I may want to pursue, Journalism being one of them. However, one thing you should know about me is that I hate Journalists, and Journalism itself. Or at least the reputation it holds. When most people think of journalism, I am sure that they are quick to think of people who can't mind their business and love sticking their noses where noses shouldn't be stuck. I want to have a part in changing that. Showing that journalism, done right, can change people's lives for the better and bring justice to those who may not have the same platform. If you’re looking for someone to break down barriers, I am the one you're looking for! Or, maybe Drew Barrymore.
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