TED talk

     While watching this TED talk, I learned that when most people say, "I don't have time," they usually mean,"It's not a priority." The video helped me realize that prioritizing is a big part of time management. However, there may be huge consequences if you prioritize the wrong thing. People like my parents will likely be willing to help me if I ever needed it.

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