Greatest talent

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My greatest talent is my ability to manage time. At first, it was not clear and obvious that my time management skills were perfect. I have acquired it over time. I have built this talent, and I have seen it developed over the years. I even can rate myself 10/10 for my time management ability. It was not very clear in my middle school as I was the type of guy who would not manage my time properly and always depended on my parents. I couldn’t manage my academic work and playing video games since I was addicted to computer games. I usually took a lot of time to play video games after school.
According to the elementary school journal (271-277), parents are a vital part in the development of their children. It was until I was in grade seven that my parents started limiting my time to play computer games only during weekends and spend more time on my academic work. I was outrage immediately, but I couldn’t do anything as they are my parents. As time went on, I was unable to spend my time on computer games in weekdays thanks to my parents. While in Bellevue College, my parents and I were far apart. This is when I become more independent. Through this period, my time management skills became better. I had some activities had I had to engage every single day. I was to do my homework for at least an hour, playing sports as well as computer games.
Through time management, life in college has become easier. I can still make to do any activities without getting stressed, and I can prove it through my grades.

However, it does not come through time management alone but requires a lot of effort and focus as well. Although I have an enormous passion for computers, I have learned to manage my time and spend substantially on my academics.

Works Cited
Comer, James P., and Norris M. Haynes. “Parent involvement in schools: An ecological approach.” The Elementary School Journal 91.3 (2001): 271-277.