The Struggle of Juggle
Hi ladies and gentlemen,
Today I am talking about the struggle of juggle. What exactly does the struggle of juggle mean? The struggle of juggle is the balance of school, work, sports, and maybe even your church life. All of these are extremely hard to balance. Maybe you should cut one or more of these out of your daily life. The stress of daily life is more when you work on a lot of stuff. How can we make time for family? We can make time by setting aside a day of a week to hang out with siblings or even chat with family back east over call or video chat. What will happen to my reputation if I don`t do or play what I am known for? Nothing will happen to your reputation. It is definitely NOT going to hurt you or your reputation to get a little family and friend time. Some other struggles of juggling can be trouble keeping good grades because you have too much going on. Maybe your mental health depends on a sport or you getting praise. Its annoying when people sit there, look at you, and judge you by your appearance or attitude towards others. Grant it, these are all deciding factors on who you choose to be in other peoples eyes. Juggling life with school and other activities is challenging, but it does help to have others around you to help you balance it out. When you juggle things that you feel you don`t need in your life, just let the person, instructor, or any adult know that you can not do it because you have too much on your plate already. Fighting against your parents when they say to drop it, is not advised. You end up hurting your relationship then and can affect your life later. When they tell you to do something, it is for your own good. I know from experience that everything that I do is not perfect. I have hurt my relationship with my mother and my sister so much that I have a flip phone to account for all the mistakes that I have made. I even struggle with juggling my religion, life, work, family, and friends. I have even officially messed up my grades and FFA doings. So, I would like to point out to you that you are not the only one that struggles.
Be HAPPY and stay who YOU are!
Mcarthy
Today I am talking about the struggle of juggle. What exactly does the struggle of juggle mean? The struggle of juggle is the balance of school, work, sports, and maybe even your church life. All of these are extremely hard to balance. Maybe you should cut one or more of these out of your daily life. The stress of daily life is more when you work on a lot of stuff. How can we make time for family? We can make time by setting aside a day of a week to hang out with siblings or even chat with family back east over call or video chat. What will happen to my reputation if I don`t do or play what I am known for? Nothing will happen to your reputation. It is definitely NOT going to hurt you or your reputation to get a little family and friend time. Some other struggles of juggling can be trouble keeping good grades because you have too much going on. Maybe your mental health depends on a sport or you getting praise. Its annoying when people sit there, look at you, and judge you by your appearance or attitude towards others. Grant it, these are all deciding factors on who you choose to be in other peoples eyes. Juggling life with school and other activities is challenging, but it does help to have others around you to help you balance it out. When you juggle things that you feel you don`t need in your life, just let the person, instructor, or any adult know that you can not do it because you have too much on your plate already. Fighting against your parents when they say to drop it, is not advised. You end up hurting your relationship then and can affect your life later. When they tell you to do something, it is for your own good. I know from experience that everything that I do is not perfect. I have hurt my relationship with my mother and my sister so much that I have a flip phone to account for all the mistakes that I have made. I even struggle with juggling my religion, life, work, family, and friends. I have even officially messed up my grades and FFA doings. So, I would like to point out to you that you are not the only one that struggles.
Be HAPPY and stay who YOU are!
Mcarthy
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