Eat Biggest One First

Greetings with pleasure.
Our today's discussion will be about eating frog in the morning and if we have two then we should eat the bigger one. This is not frog eating in actual. It has pragmatical meaning. So, We will try to light up the pragmatic meaning of the quote.

If it's your job to eat a frog, it's best to do it first thing in the morning. And If it's your job to eat two frogs, it's best to eat the biggest one first.
Mark Twain

I hope that everyone knows the meaning of the quote that if you have to do difficult task then you should complete this task as soon as possible. Moreover, if you found two difficult tasks then you should go first for the most difficult.

Where i apply this Strategy?

As a student the only thing which i find difficult is the question solving in the exams. There are three kinds of questions in the exams. Difficult, Moderate and easy. Whenever i solved the exams i start with difficult one. After solving that difficult question i take easy breath and then i switch to other questions.
In real life, when it comes to problem solving. Then procrastination becomes hurdle for me. But it doesn't mean that i don't do work. Whatever i do, i do with all heart.
These days i am going to School for teaching and second task is to write on ecency. It means everyday i have two main tasks to perform. I go to school in the morning. It is obvious because school timings are always set in the morning. So, the first thing which i do is School teaching and when i come back to home i do write on ecency.

I drew this frog today. Isn't this cute?
It's been a while since i last draw anything. When i was child i used to draw a lot but with the adolescence my priorities changed and studies became my passion. That's why i always do my studies task first and keep other stuff in the list. Life is keep on rolling and i know when i will complete my eduaction then my priority and main task will be my job. With every turn in life things will change.

This is my entry for #weekend-engagement contest by @Galenkp

Thanks.