Better decisions start with understanding yourself.

Better decisions start with understanding yourself.

Find out what distracts you, when you work best, and how to set boundaries between school, downtime, and time with friends.

Everyone has a different rhythm and different times when it’s easier to focus. Once you start noticing what helps you and what pulls you away from your plans, you won’t have to follow advice that doesn’t work for you. After a busy day, try writing down what went well and what you’d do differently next time. Over time, you’ll uncover your own habits and find a way to manage your time that respects both your needs and your commitments.

Interested in this topic? Read more: Self-control: The key to harmony between school, friends, and personal growth Want to find out where you stand personally? Take a short test at the end of the page and gain a better understanding.

How does this apply to you? Choose the answers that describe you best:

How do you make decisions when you have multiple tasks to complete (such as school responsibilities, meeting with friends, and time for personal development)?

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When you are confronted with a problem at school, what approach do you usually take to solve it?

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How do you behave when you encounter an obstacle while pursuing your goals?

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How would you characterize your communication skills with classmates and friends?

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How do you cope with changes and unexpected situations in your life?

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How do you set long-term goals regarding your personal development?

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How do you react to negative or critical comments from others?

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How do you plan your time between school, friends, and personal development?

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How do you feel when you face failure or disappointment?

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How do you evaluate your ability to collaborate in a team on various projects or activities?

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How to find balance between school, friends, and personal development.

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