Personal Narrative: Procrastination Paper

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I never would have thought that I would have an epiphany in the office supply aisle at my local Target. There I was, staring at the planner section, contemplating my messy, unorganized life. If I wanted to take charge of my life I needed one these bounded stack of paper. So, I chose an adorable mid-sized planner with a white and blue chevron cover and made my way to the checkout lane. With my new planner in hand, I made the conscious decision to use this planner religiously. I felt confident in myself walking out to my car knowing that I had taken a tremendous step in the right direction. In that moment, I put my messy, procrastinator ways behind me and looked ahead at the beautiful organized path before me. Procrastination is in my blood,

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