martyna fornal

In my opinion it is really hard for us to admit we’ve been wrong because we think that others would perceive us as fallible, weak or stupid. But that’s exactly who we are as human beings! It’s normal to make mistakes and everybody are aware of that. But when it comes to us it is really hard to admit it.  From the youngest years we were taught that the way to succeed in life is to never make any mistakes and finally now we can tell that this was a very bad lesson and it affects us unfavorably.  Although, we shouldn’t feel right about everything because it prevent us from developing. By making mistakes, we draw conclusions. People should understand that admitting we’ve been wrong it is completely normal and even appreciated.

In my opinion most people root for the underdog because they can actually relate to them. Probably everyone had a situation in their life in which they felt weaker, worse and without any chance against their opponent. That is why we usually feel satisfied with the success of the underdog. Many of us also prefer unexpected results more than obvious winnings. When the same person or team wins again, it becomes boring for the audience. People like the elements of surprise so when someone unexpected wins it’s more celebrated and also remembered.  So that’s why people prefer rooting for the underdogs. We can identify to their situations and feel surprised about the unexpected results.

Yes, i definitely can call myself a procrastinator. I’m usually putting off things that I should do to the last minute. My brain, as well as every procrastinator prefer having fun or even doing nothing, than doing some unpleasant things. Although, I know that doing things right away have many benefits, like having a clear mind or     some free time. My ‘panic monster’ almost always wakes up right before the deadline. But there is a bigger problem when there’s no deadline. In this case my guardian angel (the panic monster) has no need to watch over me. The consequences of this are, for example, no long-term success, private suffering and future regrets. So, to conclude, my life as a procrastinator is just constant putting off things. Of course I’m going to try to change it but we’ll see how this is gonna work in the future;)