My Senior Project Analysis

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Throughout my senior project I have learned a collection of different things about me. I have learned that I disgust work that I find is unnecessary. If I find the work to be unnecessary I would just shut down and get aggravated. I also realized that I’m the type of person to try to do something, but if I don’t get it I will eventually just give up. I just think the task at hand is not for me. However, I cannot have that type of attitude towards the senior project, because this senior project determines if I will graduate on time. I realize my attitude is my biggest problem when it comes to my work, because it gets in the way of my work. My attitude is my biggest challenge because I refuse to change it and I hate when people talk about my

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