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My name is Abdelrahman Abdalla, but I go by Aboud.

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Randy Pausch Lecture: Time Management
Who is he? Randy Pausch is an well-established educator in the computer science field. He earned his PhD in CS from Carnegie Mellon and in 1997 he became an associate professor of computer science at CMU. He is known for his impactful lectures and great contributions to the academic CS field. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randy_Pausch

Here are my five favorite points discussed in the lecture:
- Equating time with money: I've always heard the saying 'time is money,' but never really thought deeply into it. I am always careful over my money and finances, but I never care to make the best use of a single unit of time, like an hour or a day.
- Stress doesn't occur because the work I'm doing is hard, it is almost always due to bad time management. Having good time management will prevent stress.
- He mentions that is it important to ask yourself questions about the tasks on your to do list. One question that is crucial is "What happens if I don't do this?" as it allows me to visualize how my decisions now will affect me later.
- "It doesn't matter how well you polish the underside of the banister." He emphasizes that allocating time on what's important is crucial to developing good time management skills.
- Planning is a habit that should remain constant in your life on a day to day basis. Planning includes creating to-do lists and laying out objectives in a calendar. This is important because it helps you visualize the amount of work that needs to be done and will put you in the right mindset at the right time.

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