In a short response of 3-5 sentences, identify a common time-management pitfall that you have personally experienced or are personally experiencing. Describe what time management strategies you used to overcome that pitfall or how you will overcome the "pitfall in the future. "

the answer is d its the most logical and accurate out of them all : )

knowing your strengths keeps you ahead in a lot of things for you have the advantage with what you are good at. for instance, if you were looking at career options, you would be able to narrow down specific job scopes that would suit your strength.

moreover, understanding yourself can you push yourself further especially in school and in life. why aim good if you know you can do or function far better. therefore, awareness of your strength can you grow more and achieve much more.