My Strengths And Weakness

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Throughout all our years of living, we develop a personality, a specific way of identifying ourselves to others. Each one of our personalities has a good and a bad side, or in other words our strengths and weaknesses. Now depending on what our strengths and weaknesses are is who we are as people on this world of living. Each strength and/or weakness gives us that state of gratitude knowing that we are something important. Being able to state that you have strengths and weaknesses is already one step in the right direction, and the next step if determining what they will do for you in the future. I believe my strengths define who I am as a person, I am outgoing, social, and take pride in the things I do. I also believe weaknesses define me as a person, I try and please everyone, I am the master of procrastination, and I overthink just about anything.
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One example of that would be that this paper is being written on September 29, 2016 at 10:11 PM. I am just as bad with everything else. All of my homework, gifts for people, reading assignments, laundry, and dishes all get pushed to the side until I absolutely have to do them. My mom always told me to clean up my room before I went out and did anything with my friends, and I never did. I waited till you couldn’t see the carpet on my floor anymore and my mom was so mad she took my phone until it was clean. Here at NDSU I have to procrastinate a little less for two reasons: my roommate, and my degree. My roommate would prefer me not to be so messy but she doesn’t care if I 'm a little clustered. I try and keep my clothes put away and my dishes cleaned. I also have to take into consideration that if I procrastinate to much I will end up forgetting things, then not doing assignments, and then failing classes. In conclusion to that I will procrastinate less and take my homework more

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