The link of the TED talk: Click here . 1.hindsight 後見之明 the ability to understand an event or situation only after it has happened. With the benefit of hindsight , this is perhaps an obvious point. 2.downright 徹頭徹尾 ( especially of something bad ) extremely or very great She's being downright unhelpful and obstructive. 3.schizophrenia 精神分裂症 a serious mental illness in which someone cannot understand what is real and what is imaginary . He was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia . 4.in the midst of 在...中間 in the middle of an event, situation, or activity. The new office center sits in the midst of a luxurious park. 5.glamorous 迷人的 attractive in an exciting and special way. She was a glamorous woman. 6. call to account 被責令(對...) 作出解釋；受到追究 to be forced to explain something you did wrong, and usually to be punished. We must ensure that the people responsible for the violence are called to account .
1. Do you procrastinate sometimes? I usually procrastinate. It's a very common things to everyone. If you don't , maybe you are the most strangest person in the world. 2. What are some of the things you procrastinate on? Everything . For example, homework, housework, preparing exam or something not emergency but important like exercising is the things I procrastinate on. Although I would plan schedule, I always broke it. And I knew it's a bad habit, but I can't change it. There's a saying that goes "The best laid plans." 3. What are strategies you can use to combat procrastination. I tried to combat procrastination like writing the schedule down. But it's not useful, I still put on till the deadline. And now I change my mind, I don't need to be a perfect person like others. I just need to complete things before deadline and it's an efficient way to me. If something is enough important, I won't procrastinate, I will do it quickly. And