Socioligy Test

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Balancing your wants with your needs is a give and take relationship. You may want to go homecoming dress shopping (a distraction), but your socioligy test is tomorrow and you need to study. Distractions find a way to convice you that they’re more important than your responsibilities. They’re like misery - they love company. Finding a way to control your distractions vs lettin g them control you is key. I’ve found myself saying, “ is it (napping) really that important?” A good ninety percent of the time, the answer’s no. Distractions are also like selfish friends; they like having you around, but they don’t want you to better

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