Just that I've been in my last semester for an associates degree in history, and an elective that I've taken twice now, is weekly work that consists of three split assignments, a quiz, a forum post, and then posting several replies to others in anything that isn't a short response. Tests are given sporadically throughout the semester and aren't informed about through emails or notices. The work will appear and if you do not check a couple times a week then you'll most likely miss something. I've always been used to the classroom setting where I can pay attention(or somewhat daydreaming) and do whatever comes that day, classwork, quiz, test, etc.. Once the class is over I just focus on the next thing, whether its work, responsibilities for housework or family time. And I've been trying to work consistently for years now trying to balance work, school, family, and friends. And it always seems like school is the one that suffers though its always been enough due to a singular focus in the moment other than projects that required additional at-home time. I'd just label it as lack of self-control, but I stay in the habits that I've had for years now. That and usually reassuring others that I'm able to be there for them when needs arise as opposed to putting my life first. Just everything piles up again and again until there's another missed objective, all the missed work leading to a failed class. My family is moving to another state and not wishing to leave the life that I have currently(friends, work life, etc...), I'll be renting an apartment with my girlfriend with which I share most of my worries, and she knows how bad it is, but probably not the extent its affected in my life. I'm hoping that the time I gain from the responsibilities of paying rent, which in turn would put an end to going out as much, sharing a space with my partner, both allowing her to scold me for trying to justify procrastinating work and spend more time with her in turn having more focus on my goal rather than taking the drive to her and back every few days a week which adds to the wasted time that could be used on myself in one way or another. Honestly I'm just hoping it's radical enough that it stops my bad habits, especially because I'm open with her about everything in my life so with her incredible memory(as in elephant memory terms) she'll continue to put a stop to the dumb things I do. I don't want to disappoint anyone in my life with my shortcomings, and I hope living with someone that I'm open with will help that. We aren't perfect, but we complement each other in certain categories.