Personal Narrative: Three Stressful Things

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3 Stressful Things Attending college is usually the most exciting but yet eye opening experience at the same time in a person life. It is a transition from being a child to becoming an adult and learning how to survive in the real world. Even though this is my second year in college and it has been going well that transition has cause good amount of stress in my life. The three major stressful things in my life that I notice since attending college is managing my time, managing money, and having a good relationship with others. Managing my time is number one on my list of things stressful things because it just doesn’t seem like enough time in the day. I am joggling going to school, going to work, doing homework, and finding time to relax.

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