Sharpen The Saw Time Period: Term Paper

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On Thursdays, I work for eight hours at (?). Although work is mostly the same every day, I do try to learn a little more about the business and how I can improve my interaction with the staff and customers. This surely is not going to be my lifelong career, since I am getting my degree in (?) and hope to (?). However, it does not hurt to "sharpen my saw" here as well. It gives me a challenge in a mostly non-challenging position, plus builds up skills I will need later.

Moderation is important, so is having fun. This week on Monday through Thursday, I spent eight hours with friends eating out, talking on the...

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Each night before going to bed, I read news magazines and a chapter or two of a nonfiction book. This was a total of 3 1/2 hours for the four days. I also spent ten hours watching TV, surfing the Web, catching up on movies, or just laying around and listening to music.
Too much time, 4 1/2 hours, was driving in my car to and from school, activities and errands -- even though it is a good time to listen to music. Eating meals and personal hygiene account for another 8 hours.

20 hours, school hours, exercise hours, work

21 1/2 hours, relaxation hours, driving hours, personal

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