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Discussion 2 : Inside the mind of a master procrastinator Q1 : Do you procrastinate sometimes? A1 : I think so. Sometimes I think I'm a procrastinator. Procrastination sneaks up on us all and none of us are immune. Q2 : What are some of the things you procrastinate on? A2 : Heaps...exam preparation, write a paper, do homework or housework. Lots of things that you have to concentrate on. Q3 : What are some reasons for procrastination? A3 : People who have a lot on their plate that have a lots of things that they need to juggle. It means they have to be analytical and thinker by nature, and procrastination is a form of stress relief.  Q4 : What are some strategies you can use to combat your procrastination? A4 : Well, I think set meaningful goals and create an action plan to actually achieve them might be helpful. The first and most important part of the process of setting goals is to set goals that matter to you. That's a critical step. I'm foreseeing start with small things

Discussion 1 : Body language online Q : What are the two most important body language that you think you want to have next time when you have an online meeting/class?Why? A : In my opinion, the two most important body language aspects are eye contact and gestures.      Without a doubt that eye contact is the most important body language aspect that I want to improve on. I think people with good eye contact come off as significantly more confident and charismatic. Studies have shown that those who maintain a good amount of eye contact are more memorable and more attractive.      The other one are gestures. Why it's so important that when you speak with your hands as well. In fact, people are more likely to listen to you when you're using your hands. So, if a number of people are speaking, you're going to listen to the person whose hands are moving. At the same time, using gestures might help you exaggerate and add emphasis to what you're saying.

     Hi, everyone! I'm Vichy. Welcome to my BLOG!       I'm a full-time university student at the National Taipei University of Business and I major in Finance. I'm a analytical, talkative and open-minded person. The things that I like to do in my spare time are swimming and listening to music.      The reason why I chose Finance as my major because I think Finance combines mathematical and statistical principles, asking students to not only be excellent with numbers, but to also work with clients and communicate efficiently.   At the same time, I think Finance is such an exciting and powerful major. Not only are the possibilities endless when it comes to career paths but for destinations, too.