In my first experience to write a plan, I felt little worried about how to abide toby it because I put my work in my mind, and when I find the first opportunity, I do it and I do not set a specific time to do it or end it.
When I started planning for a week, I found that this week will be crowded. I have an English reading test, anda writing midterm, Mathematicsa mathematics quiz and other things, like preparationpreparing for a lessons and review. thenThen I found that the hours of study was very logical because iI have two exams, and then I have double hours of study in my schedule.

I didn't find it difficult to putcreate a plan. Things I had to do were clear to me, but implementation without wasting time was the hardest for me like on Tuesday,. I felt tired after the midterm exam. I could not do the work I had planned for., so I shortened it and finished it quickly to get asome rest.

Next timestime I think I should be more flexible because I give a few of the tasks extra time, such as preparation of the physics lessons, which took time off from other tasks. which I hadThis resulted in me having to make up the time I lose itlost. Also, I must be more resilient if a sudden event occurs in the week without affecting my duties.

It was a difficult plan with a lot of responsibilities, but at the end, I was very happy because this plan was a goal I had to achieve atby the end of the week in order to be disciplined and committed to time.