For as long as I can remember, I have had a dragon with two heads following me everywhere I go. Their names are Procrastination and Disorganization. I have tried to defeat these beasts in the past, but eventually gave in and let them take over my life. As college approaches, I know these monsters need to be destroyed, now more than ever. When given a school project, or even a simple homework assignment, nine times out of ten I will start at the last second that will give me enough time to finish; this ultimately leaves me overwhelmed and stressed. In the beginning hours of the morning when I am finally getting to bed, I always promise myself “this will be the last time, I will not procrastinate anymore!!!” However, when the next assignment…show more content… If I am able to defeat this dragon the stress level in my life will become reduced, allowing me to enjoy evenings with my family, or times doing things I like instead of working on stuff I left until the last minute. If someone was to glimpse at my life, they may think I am rather organized and have everything together. However, if this person was to walk into my room, they would realize this is not the case. On most days, the floor becomes invisible. Although the source of many fights with my mother and weekends trapped in the house, I have never been able to clean it and keep it clean. Unfortunately, I will not be able to live by myself forever, and will have to demolish this monster before moving into a college dorm room with a roommate. In order to slay the disorganization dragon I have to begin by taking small steps, by slowly cutting inches off its body until I get to completely dislocate the head off this dragon. If I can at least start with organizing small areas of my life, even one drawer per week, maybe in time I will become accustomed to organization as opposed to