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Finding time to sharpen the saw
Sharpening the Saw: namely, the act of “preserving and enhancing the greatest asset you have — you,” says Stephen R. Covey’s book, “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People.”
Sharpening the Saw: literally, something college students just don’t have a lot of time for.
When a typical day involves waking up early, rushing to school, sitting in class, eating to stay awake, sitting through more class, grabbing food from vending machines, going to work, walking home, making dinner, doing homework and possibly crawling into bed at some unholy hour after midnight just so you can wake up and do it all over again in a few hours, sharpening the saw is less of a requirement and more of a highly unattainable luxury.
However, as we all know, it’s also a necessity.
We’ve all been there. It’s finals, we made it through the whole semester (or term), we have relatively good grades and are feeling kind of comfortable. Then, the final week hits. There are seven projects (even though you’re only in five classes), three papers, four quizzes and, of course, the actual final. It’s not that you procrastinated, you were working on other things all semester.
