The ideal students life is a puzzling one to fathom. There's a constant Cold War of procrastination versus discipline raging in the minds of our future leaders as they try to juggle their responsibilities for keeping their grades up, staying in the buzz of social happenings and keeping fit or just having some time to wind down and relax. It is a battle between studies and the pursuit of happiness, however I feel that it is easily possible for all of us to attain equilibrium in our lives where we can do well in our studies while still having time for whatever activities we want to do.
As a student myself, the tedious, tiring tradition of studying for hours and the process of obligingly bidding farewell to my childhood for a list of letters on a piece of paper was preposterous. I personally feel that the one key elements which education fails to incorporate into its system is the emphasis on developing humanitarian values in students. Tell me, what good would it bring mankind, churning out doctors and scientists which could find a way to colonise mars and find cures for fatal diseases such as cancer if it was for the purpose of self benefit and wealth other than for the better good and growth of the human race?
I spent my last two weeks primarily sitting for my trial exams for my upcoming O levels this May. It's been an interesting two weeks, that in which I managed to prepare myself for all my papers while still being able to cycle for an hour daily and have left over time for family, friends and playing the guitar and even upload a cover with 
The one thing every human being and living creature undergoes collectively is that we all age together. Time waits for nobody, the start to a more stress free, successful and productive life is time management.
"The end of education is a good character" - V. Naidu
