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Time management

Thu, 01 Feb 2007 22:54:57 GMT

One day an expert in time management was speaking to a group of business students and, to drive home a point, used an illustration those students will never forget. As he stood in front of the group of high-powered over-achievers, he said, “Okay, time for a quiz.” He then pulled out a one-gallon wide-mouth mason jar and set it on the table in front of him.

Then he produced about a dozen fist-sized rocks and carefully placed them, one by one, into the jar. When the jar was filled to the top and no more rocks would fit inside, he asked, “Is this jar full?” Everyone in the class said, “Yes.”

Then he said, “Really?” He reached under the table and pulled out a bucket of gravel. Then he dumped some gravel in and shook the jar, causing pieces of gravel to work themselves down into the space between the big rocks. Then he asked the group once more. “Is this jar full?”

By this time the class was on to him. “Probably not.” one of them answered. “Good!” he replied. He reached under the table and brought out a bucket of sand. He started dumping the sand in the jar and it went into all the spaces left between the rocks and the gravel. Once more he asked the question. “Is this jar full?” “No!” the class shouted. Once again, he said, “Good!”

Then he grabbed a pitcher of water and began to pour it in until the jar was filled to the brim. Then the expert in time management looked at the class and asked, “What is the point of this illustration?” One eager beaver raised his hand and said, “The point is, no matter how full your schedule is, if you try really hard you can always fit some more things in it.” “No”, the speaker replied, “that’s not the point. The truth this illustration teaches us is this: If you don’t put the big rocks in first, you’ll never get them in at all. What are the big rocks in your life? Your children, your spouse, your loved ones, your friendships, your education, your dreams, an worthy cause, teaching or mentoring others, doing things that you love, time for yourself, your health. Remember to put these BIG ROCKS in first, or you’ll never get them in at all. If you sweat the little stuff (i.e. gravel, the sand) then you’ll fill your life with little things you will never have the real quality time you need to spend on the big, important stuff (the big rocks).”

So, tonight, or in the morning, when you are reflecting on this short story, ask yourself this question: What are the “big rocks” in my life? Then put those in your jar first.

Cited from clean-funnies

For some reason, I kept on thinking about this after I read it. To be honest, I liked the eager beaver's explanation better. "The point is, no matter how full your schedule is, if you try really hard you can always fit some more things in it." After thinking, however, maybe fitting everything in isn't really good idea. See the image below for why;)

I’m still stuck thinking about my big rocks. I realized that I seriously need to sort out my priorities and keep track of my time, so I am going to start a new experiment. Has anyone noticed that you could spend what you think is 15 minutes doing something, 20 minutes doing something else, and 10 minutes doing a third thing but lose 3 hours in the process. This simply doesn’t make sense to me, but it happens all the time. That’s where this experiment is going to help. In random increments, whenever this crosses my mind, I’m going to log what I’m thinking and what’s going on. Of course I’m going to write down the times for my logs too, so I can see what I’m wasting on the little things that I could be spending on the big rocks. After a couple days of logging, I’ll post my results and analysis.
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Tuesday, January 30, 2007

Tue, 30 Jan 2007 17:45:46 GMT

You Follow Your Head

You're rational, collected, and logical.
Generally, it takes you quite a while to fall in love.
In fact, you've even been accused of being very picky.
While you're cool, you're not ice cold.
You just know what you want, and don't mind waiting to get it.

Do You Follow Your Head or Your Heart?

Monday, January 22, 2007

Mon, 22 Jan 2007 03:23:40 GMT

Stupid fortune cookie message:
"Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity"
Even if this were true, it does not mean that preparation guarantees opportunity.

Monday, January 15, 2007

Mon, 15 Jan 2007 17:09:54 GMT

Things I managed to do this weekend:
pay hostican about $41 to upgrade my account
move my wordpress to a paid server (free hosting was driving me crazy)
use the $5 off a $5 purchase coupon at Staples twice (I'm going again today. You guys should really check it out.)
finish a lastly procrastinated application due today

Friday, January 12, 2007

Fri, 12 Jan 2007 02:56:38 GMT

Since I am running out of material today, I'm going to use a filler that I'm guessing most of you don't care about. I actually paid for a tickle membership a while ago, and I took about 30 personality tests to get my one week trial money worth I really don't have anything to share. This was originally intended to be a personal blog, so I might as well add some personal information to it.

The main thing that bothered me about this was the fact that the test didn't think I had a sense of humor. If you ask people who know me about my sense of humor, I bet you would get very different results. Those who have good senses of humor themselves think I have a great sense of humor while those who are more serious find me dull.

Quality #1: Independence

Quality Description
Being highly independent means liking to do things on one's own and being naturally self-sufficient. Independent people are as a whole more determined than most and tend to have higher intelligence. However, it is also true that one can be independent without having high determination or intelligence and vice-versa. Another thing most highly independent people have in common is that they can possess a greater sense of integrity than many people around them do.

Your Score
You received a score of 100 out of 100 on this dimension. This indicates that compared with other people who took Tickle's test you have relatively higher level of confidence.

Relevant Question
Here's a question that was used to assess how independent you are.

You decide you'd like to take a photography class, so you:

A. Ask a friend to take it with you
B. Sign up, but only if a friend will take it with you
C. Enroll by yourself
D. Only do it if you can do it by yourself

Those people who are more independent were most likely to answer C, "Enroll by yourself," followed by D. Those less likely to be independent are those who said they would only sign up if a friend will take it with them.

Quality #2: Intelligence

Quality Description
People scoring high in intelligence are more likely to be unique. Higher intelligence offers greater possibilities in terms of how someone is likely to interpret the world. In addition, intelligent people are typically more able to articulate themselves well and to have high integrity.

Your Score
You received a score of 100 out of 100 on this dimension, indicating that compared with other people who took Tickle's test, you have relatively higher intelligence.

Relevant Question
The following question was one used to gauge your level of intelligence.

Are you ever the only person in the room who gets subtle jokes?

A. Yes, often
B. Yes, occasionally
C. Sometimes
D. No, never

People of higher intelligence are more likely to get subtle jokes.

Quality #3: Easygoing

Quality Description
Being high in this quality means that someone is relatively calm, that the ups and downs in life don't tend to send them over the edge. Easygoing people are usually more tolerant than others are and can be hesitant to judge other people's actions. Rather than doubt the people around them, they tend to give them slack when they need it. In addition, easygoing people are usually down-to-earth types that don't seek fancy material things. It's possible to be materialistic and easygoing at the same time, but that combination is the exception and not the rule.

Your Score
You received a score of 90 out of 100 on this dimension, suggesting that you are relatively more easygoing than others who took Tickle's test.

Most Relevant Questions
Here's one of the questions Tickle posed to assess how easygoing you are.

You're late for a movie that you've been dying to see and your date is dragging their heels. What do you do?

A. I verbally encourage them to get moving
B. I stand impatiently at the door, putting silent pressure on them to finish up
C. I chill out for a while and don't worry about getting there on time
D. I do whatever I can to help them get ready faster

People who are the most easygoing usually pick C, "I chill out for a while and don't worry about getting there on time." They are least likely to answer B, "I stand impatiently at the door, putting silent pressure on them to finish up." People who answer B are communicating both impatience and disapproval. In addition, because they don't explicitly state their feelings, their date, has to try to read their mind. Usually this kind of passive communication occurs when a person is stressed out and doesn't know how to release steam or verbalize their feelings when they're feeling bad.

Quality #4: Determination

Quality Description
Scoring highly on this quality indicates a strong ambition in life — the kind of drive that makes a person determined to reach the goals they set for themselves. People high in determination are more likely to make decisions easily and to have a strong sense of themselves. These types are normally slightly independent. They also often look past the superficial side of life, making them more down to earth than many people.

Your Score
You received a score of 87 out of 100 on this dimension. This result indicates that you are relatively more determined than most.

Relevant Question
Here's a question that helped assess how determined you are.

What does a ladder most remind you of?

A. The hierarchical structure of this society
B. Painting houses
C. Climbing the corporate ladder
D. Reaching for the sky
E. Superstitions
F. A potential lawsuit if it's on my property

Those who answered C, or "Climbing the corporate ladder," are more determined than those who gave any of the other answers. When presented with this image most people who are highly determined see the ladder as a means to complete their next goal, and even if they aren't entirely career oriented, they usually see this response as the most obvious answer to the question.

Quality #5: Compassion

Quality Description
Being high in compassion indicates a great level of empathy toward others, kindness, and thoughtfulness. People who score highly on this quality often are more affectionate than others are. They also generally feel that they have high values. This quality of compassion tends to come out most strongly in relationships and can be felt as warmth toward a significant other or concern about that person's feelings and general welfare.

Your Score
You received a score of 67 out of 100 on this dimension. Your score indicates that in general you're relatively more compassionate than people who took Tickle's test.

Relevant Question
Here is one of the questions Tickle used to assess how compassionate you are:

When I'm around someone who is expressing a strong emotion:

A. I can feel that emotion too
B. I try to be supportive
C. I try to get them to stop

Those who answered that they try to get the person to stop are scored as the least compassionate, and those who answered that they can feel the emotion too are scored as being most compassionate. The responses were ranked this way because when a person expresses a strong emotion, they usually feel better when they're allowed to express it, rather than being encouraged to suppress it.

My thoughts: Am I actually compassionate?

Quality #6: Reliability

Quality Description
Being high in this quality indicates exceptional integrity. People who score high in reliability are more likely than others to keep their word. They're also likely to have solid values that they stick by even when times get difficult. Generally speaking, this is the kind of person you can really count on. They are also, as a whole, more honest than most.

Your Score
You received a score of 65 out of 100 on this dimension. This indicates being relatively more reliable.

Most Relevant Questions
Here's an example question that was used to determine how reliable you are.

If challenged, which of these things would you give up last?

A. My integrity
B. My pride
C. My compassion

Those who answered integrity are viewed the most reliable, and those who answered pride tend to be the least reliable.

Quality #7: Optimism

Quality Description
Being high in optimism indicates that when a person looks into the future, they see good things to come. People with an abundance of this quality usually feel safe as they move through life because they can see the positive side of what they encounter. Believing that things turn out well may be something experience has taught them. It may also simply be in their nature to feel this way. Generally highly optimistic people love life and are happy. They can also have a unique edge to them due to feeling more secure than most. In addition, optimists can love a great conversation and be slightly more ambitious in their life goals than the people around them.

Your Score
You received a score of 51 out of 100 on this dimension. This score indicates that you're relatively more optimistic than the majority of test takers.

Relevant Question
Here's a question that was used to determine how optimistic you are.

If you decide to reach a particularly important but difficult long-term goal, what are the chances you'll follow through?

A. Small chance
B. About 50/50
C. I'd probably reach it
D. Unless my goal changed, I'd definitely reach it
E. I never go back; I'd definitely reach it

The responses associated with highest optimism are the two answers that contain the phrase, "I'd definitely reach it," choices D and E. This is true because optimistic people believe in their ability to finish what they set out to do. When optimists look to the future, they see positive things and picture themselves in positive situations, including reaching the goals that are important to them.

My thoughts: So, I'm a little pessimistic at times. I try to prepare for the worst, but I still secretly hope for the best.

Quality #8: Romanticism

Quality Description
Being high on this quality indicates a tendency to romanticize life and to fully enjoy the romantic aspects of intimate relationships. When a highly romantic person makes a step forward in a relationship, it typically has both significance and flair. High romance is associated with both highly affectionate behavior and a strongly passionate nature. Romantic people are usually thoughtful, compassionate, and sexy. Also, perhaps because of their sometimes-dreamy nature, people high in this quality tend to be optimistic about what life will bring.

Your Score
You received a score of 45 out of 100 on this dimension. Your result indicates that you're slightly less romantic than others who took Tickle's test.

Relevant Question
Here's one of the questions Tickle used to determine how romantic you are.

Of these qualities, which is the most important to share with a lover?

A. Respect
B. Passion
C. Happiness
D. Compassion

Those who ranked as the most romantic gave the answer, "Passion."

Quality #9: Communication

Quality Description
Being a strong communicator indicates an above-average ability to articulate ideas and feelings. People high in this quality tend to enjoy the act of communicating and can appreciate their own skill at it. Crafting a graceful phrase or telling an engaging tale are the kinds of talents that strong communicators are likely to be known for. Many people high in this quality also love to talk. Perhaps due to all of these skills, being high in this dimension is usually associated with a reasonably high level of confidence, intelligence, and decisiveness.

Your Score
You received a score of out of 100 on this dimension, indicating that you are skilled in the art of communication than the majority of Tickle's test takers.

Relevant Question
Here's one question that was used to measure your skills as a communicator.

You look across the dinner table and realize that your date has food stuck to their chin. You:

A. Reach over and clean it off for them
B. Use hand gestures and nonverbal communication to let them know the food is there
C. Ask them whether you have anything on your face in the hopes that they'll ask the same thing back to you
D. Ignore it

People who are strong communicators would answer A, B, or D. Statement C is very passive and requires that the person being addressed do a lot of interpreting; not the choice a strong communicator would make. Option D, while it may seem like an answer for a non-communicator actually does communicate a strong idea ("I'm not going to tell you about the food on your chin"). Therefore, answer options A, B, and D clearly communicate something, even if that "something" is to do nothing at all.

Quality #10: Honesty

Quality Description
Being perfectly honest means telling the whole truth, even if it hurts. Most people bend the truth some of the time. People high on this scale are relatively less likely to tell a lie than others. Honest people tend to be happier, healthier people with strong values in general. They look to the future with hope and tend to be optimistic, believing that things will turn out well. They can also be slightly more down-to-earth.

Your Score
You received a score of 42 out of 100 on this dimension. This indicates that you are slightly less honest than other Tickle test takers.

Relevant Question
Here's a question that was used to assess your level of honesty.

Your friend Joe always complains that he can't get a date. You know that it's because of his body odor, but he doesn't. What would you say?

A. I'd mention that it could be because he has body odor
B. I'd tell him that the women he asked out were too picky
C. I'd give him very subtle hints that he could improve his hygiene
D. Nothing, I'd try to get other people to tell him the truth
E. Nothing, he'll figure it out on his own

Those people who are most honest are more likely to answer A, saying that they would mention his body odor. This is the most straightforward and honest way to communicate something difficult. Often, this kind of open communication is experienced by the other person as respectful and not as an affront.

Quality #11: Confidence

Quality Description
Scoring highly on this quality indicates that you are confident in life. People with high confidence are more likely than most to believe in themselves and to feel that they are strong, secure, intelligent, and sexy. In fact, all of the qualities that people can tend to feel insecure or uneasy about, confident types tend to feel positive about and secure in. In addition to these strengths, confident people are more likely to be articulate, somewhat optimistic, and unique.

Your Score
You received a score of 39 out of 100 on this dimension indicating that you have slightly less confidence than many of the people who took Tickle's test.

Relevant Question
Here's a question Tickle used to determine your level of confidence.

You're meeting a friend for lunch in an hour and the two of you can't decide where to eat. How do you select a restaurant?

A. Pick one arbitrarily
B. Try to guess where my friend would want to eat
C. Wait for my friend to choose
D. Suggest a new place neither of us has been
E. Hint at where I want to go

High confidence is associated with the answers, "Pick one arbitrarily" and "Suggest a new place neither of us have been." Both are more active approaches. They also require that the person answering have enough confidence to decide for both parties or at least to select a good possibility and not be too afraid to share it. Hinting, guessing, and waiting indicate a less certain approach, which is usually associated with somewhat lower confidence.

Quality #12: Stability

Quality Description
Being high in this quality indicates emotional and psychological stability. Normally, high stability scores indicate a high level of general happiness, a general sense of security, and solid confidence. Often, those who are highly stable are financially stable, as well.

Your Score
You received a score of 30 out of 100 on this dimension. This score indicates having a slightly lower level of stability compared to others.

Relevant Question
Here is an example of the questions Tickle used to assess how stable you are.

If you were to draw your feelings, they would be the shape of:

A. A flat line
B. Valleys and peaks
C. A slight squiggle
D. A four-year-old's scribbles

Those who are most stable tend to say that their feelings are the shape of a slight squiggle. Those who said that their feelings are the shape of a four-year-old's scribbles were ranked as being the least stable. The other two responses were in between; valleys and peaks suggest the potential for mood swings and a flat line indicates being relatively cut off from one's feelings. Either of these answers could be associated with a lower level of stability.

Quality #13: Creativity

Quality Description
Being high in creativity indicates a high level of imagination and innovation and usually is associated with a very unique personality. In addition, individuals who score highly on this dimension are normally quite intelligent. The stereotype of the highly creative person is one who is intense and passionate. Tickle's research generally backed up this preconception, finding that creativity does indeed tend to coexist with a passionate nature.

Your Score
You received a score of 17 out of 100 on this dimension, indicating that you are slightly less creative than most.

Relevant Question
Here's a question that was used to determine how creative you are.

If you had to write a paper, which of these would you choose?

A. A 10-page autobiographical sketch
B. A 20-page fictional story
C. A 5-page research report
D. Paraphrasing a chapter of a book in 5-10 pages

Those who said they'd most prefer to write a 20-page fictional story gave the most creativity-oriented answer. The next most creative group was people who answered that they'd choose to write a 10-page autobiographical sketch.

Quality #14: Humor

Quality Description
People who are high in this quality typically get most jokes — even when the joke is on them. Not surprisingly, people high in humor are likely to be known as the funny ones among their crowds. Also notable is that it takes a good deal of intelligence to be humorous. So while most funny people are smart, not all smart people are funny. Overall, there aren't many other traits typical of people with a great sense of humor. This is a unique quality that stands separate from the rest.

Your Score
You received a score of 7 out of 100 on this dimension, meaning that your sense of humor appears to be slightly less compared to that of others.

Relevant Question
Here's a question that was used to assess how humorous you are.

After seeing a good comedy, you're the one:

A. Holding your stomach from laughing so hard
B. In a light mood from having so much fun
C. Quietly thinking back on the humorous dialogue
D. Talking about all the funny things the actors said

Those who are highly humorous are most likely to answer A, "Holding your stomach from laughing so hard." They are least likely to give the answers B or C, which are about being in a light mood and quietly thinking through what was said.

Quality #15: Adventurousness

Quality Description
Scoring highly on this quality indicates that a person is willing to seek out new experiences and may even occasionally go out on a limb to try new things. In this way, adventurous types seem to feel that although change can be risky, or even scary at times, it can also be exhilarating. People high in this quality tend to live by the motto, "Nothing ventured, nothing gained." Research indicates that adventurous people are generally happier than their less adventurous counterparts. In addition, they tend to have a love for life, feel secure, and be determined to reach their goals.

Your Score
You received a score of 3 out of 100 on this dimension. Your score ranks you as being slightly less adventurous than others who took Tickle's test.

Relevant Question
Here's one question that Tickle used to determine how adventurous you are.

While out with friends you suggest something you can all do together, but they turn you down. What's the most likely reason?

A. They'd rather do something more exciting
B. They're afraid you'll get them in trouble
C. They're too tired
D. They'd like to do something new for a change
E. They refuse to do something that ridiculous

Those who answer that they're afraid you'll get them in trouble or that they won't do something that ridiculous are more likely to be highly adventurous. It's interesting to note that people who are adventurous often encounter social pressure to tone it down. However, when two adventurous people meet, the world becomes full of possibilities that they can explore together.

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Monday, January 08, 2007

Mon, 08 Jan 2007 02:53:04 GMT

Some of the more advanced code from this quiz isn't compatible with blogs. I'll just post screenshots of my results. If anyone wants to take it, then it's at http://www.4degreez.com/misc/dante-inferno-test.mv

I'm not that bad of a person, am I? I got much better of a score than I was expecting, because I really thought I was more guilty than Level 1 where there is supposedly no punishment. What I'm kind of worried about, however, is level 8 of hell. My score also seems to be high in that area, so does that mean I would end up here? Who am I kidding anyway? Dante's Inferno was simply made up by Dante Alighieri. Why do so many people actually believe in this place that he just created?
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My Expertise?

Sat, 06 Jan 2007 04:23:22 GMT

I think I may have discovered a new expertise. Not actually new, but newly discovered. I happen to be pretty good at getting banned from various online communities without doing anything too abusive. I think I'm the best at causing the least trouble possible anywhere but still getting banned. Here are some examples:

Today I got banned from betlik forums. Hopefully it's actually a suspension, because when I logged in, they said I was banned until January 16. Apparently they regarded 30% of my posts as spam, but I truly didn't say any more than I would in any normal discussions. The only times I reiterated myself were when people asked for information and I thought it would be rude to ignore them. Maybe I did post a little too much, considering they were paying us BK$ for posting. They probably didn't want to give me so much in a short period of time.

Recently, I also managed to get myself banned from stage6, although I have to admit that what I did may have been a little bit wrong, but it's easy to do much worse. I'm such a hypocrite. I wrote an article on why hotlinking was unethical, but I chose to hotlink to my stage6 video without giving them credit in any way, because I don't have bandwidth for large videos. I thought the amount that I was using would be negligible, because they are so large, but I guess they hate hotlinking too.

A few weeks back, I also managed to get myself banned from afterdawn forums, because I linked to a tutorial on my site when I was trying to show somebody how to do something. Apparently, it's against their policy to post external links.
If I had known about that rule, I wouldn't have joined their forum in the first place, because not wanting external links is a true sign of selfishness. The reason they don't want external links is because it slightly hurts their SEO (Search Engine Optimization) to have more outgoing links than incoming links.

I also managed to get banned from FICS (Free Internet Chess Server) for something as simple as creating a duplicate account. I didn't like my old handle, so I decided to abandon it and create a new one. They really hate dupes, so they decided to lock both of my accounts without warning. I really wasn't causing any trouble there, but I still managed to get banned.

Wow, I'm good! If anyone wants any tips in getting banned without doing something highly unethical, then just ask me. I'll probably think of something.

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Wednesday, January 03, 2007

Wed, 03 Jan 2007 07:08:56 GMT

So, I wasted a lot of time working on a Rubik's cube tonight. Now I'm kind of stuck. Anyone good at these and want to show me the last couple steps?
Here's where I was:

So, I got to this pretty little thing with a nice complete white base, the bottom two rows of everything else, and a cross on the top. Then, I got to a confusing step and kind of messed my cube up and started panicking.
I played around with it, and I got something weird, but it still looks semi-close to how it's supposed to:

This kind of looks closer now, but I'm only more confused. Anyone want to help before I ruin it and have to start all over?

Monday, January 01, 2007

Mon, 01 Jan 2007 08:03:41 GMT

Recent Photos

Katnerine giving Jasmine a piggy back ride

That grumpy looking man is my dad. Seeing him with an alcoholic drink is a rare sight.

We got out an old play tent and my sister has been sleeping in it at night for no reason whatsoever. We also managed to get Vanilla in there for a while.

Confetti!Confetti is still good. Even if it ruins the food

Ok, a little flashback to Christmas

This would be the table at my grandpa's house.

Grr I could almost say my house was clean. The stupid red piano cloth had to ruin everything.

This is where I live. My family has somewhat of a Christmas spirit

That horrible TV stuff.
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Sunday, December 31, 2006

Sun, 31 Dec 2006 19:07:51 GMT

1. Be able to keep the computer off at least until it cools down completely before turning it on and wasting time again (exceptions would be using it for and only for productive work)

2. When my parents yell at me, instead of tuning them out or yelling back insisting that they're wrong, I should at least consider what they're trying to say. Furthermore, actually be able to consider any advice that people give me.
3. No more than one blog post per day unless I start writing for pay per post a few months later (they only want blogs that are at least 3 months old).

4. A full workout twice a week consisting of at least 30 minutes of cardio work and 6 different weight training machines.

5. Read at least two newpaper or magazine articles per day.

6. No more internal explosions caused by idiots who are not worth it anyway. For those of you who don't know, I often explode internally but try not to act like it when idiots arouse me. After this happens, I'm unable to focus for hours and sometimes inexplicably act strangely.

You Probably Won't Keep Your New Year's Resolution

Something isn't quite right with the resolution you've selected. Maybe it's time for a different one?

Will You Keep Your New Year's Resolution?

Sigh...where's my motivation? I seem to enjoy things that don't matter at all but are equally or more tedious than things that mattered. For example, I would rather blog nonsense than work on my college applications that are due like tomorrow. Most of my material is in submittable condition, but I would still like to make everything better.

With my normal New Year's Resolutions, I make one comprimise after another and eventually end up the way I started. I really think spending too much time on the internet is directly linked to laziness. Since I got addicted to chess-live (do I have to mention that previous rant post again?), I've been getting addicted to various time wasters on the internet. Now that I'm not logging on there anymore, it's getting a little bit better, but I'm still spending a couple hours a day on the internet. That's really not too bad compared to my average of 6 hours per day a while ago. What I really need is an attitude adjustment, but it probably won't matter much anymore next year, because college applications will already be done. Senior year is officially over after first semester.

I need to prove this blogthing and myself wrong, which brings me to my final resolution: I need to be able to trust myself and have confidence in my own decisions. Maybe I can't get anything done, because internally, I always have doubts about myself.

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