Last semester, I procrastinated on writing a final paper for my English B1 class. I had known about the assignment for weeks, but I kept telling myself I had plenty of time. Instead of working on it bit by bit, I spent my evenings watching videos and scrolling through social media. By the time I finally sat down to write, I only had one night before the deadline. I stayed up until 3AM writing nonstop, although i managed to submit the paper on time, I felt exhausted and unsure of its quality. When i got my grade back, I was disappointed it wasn't terrible, but it was far below what i knew i could have achieved. In the end, procrastinating had a negative effect, and it taught me the hard wat that rushing through important work at the last minute rarely leads to the best results.