Geoffrey Heryasih: Imagine if: There is a boy named Budi, who is cheerful and easy to get along with, but unfortunately has one bad habit, namely he likes to procrastinate and is very good at making sweet promises.
Geoffrey Heryasih: But if he's willing to put in the effort, he's actually quite a smart and creative kid. One day in class, the teacher announced that there would be an exhibition of his work in two days, and every student was required to submit a work.
Geoffrey Heryasih: One day in class, the teacher announced that in two days there would be an exhibition of work, and each student was required to bring their own handicrafts.
Geoffrey Heryasih: Hearing this, Budi's heart immediately felt very confident, he even imagined that his work would be the best, the biggest, and the most praised by everyone at school.
Geoffrey Heryasih: Budi said to himself, "Don't worry, I can definitely make the best one, there are still two days." Even though at that time he hadn't prepared any tools or materials.
Geoffrey Heryasih: On his way home from school, his good friend, Andi, reminded Budi to get his work done quickly so he wouldn't be rushed. However, Budi just laughed casually and said there was still plenty of time.
Geoffrey Heryasih: When he got home, instead of sitting quietly and starting to create, Budi's eyes and thoughts were focused on his favorite toys and gadgets.
Geoffrey Heryasih: He thought he'd just play for a bit and finish it later tonight. But because he was so engrossed, time passed quickly without him realizing it, until finally, drowsiness began to overtake him.
Geoffrey Heryasih: Budi said to himself, "I'll just do it tomorrow morning, my brain is still fresh in the morning, the results will definitely be better and more beautiful." At last, he fell into a deep sleep, his dreams filled with visions of becoming the champion of the Cast.
Geoffrey Heryasih: The next day, his procrastination habit resurfaced. He spent the entire day playing tag and running around the neighborhood until the sun began to set.
Geoffrey Heryasih: Only then did he realize that time was running out and there was only one night left.
Geoffrey Heryasih: Budi felt incredibly panicked, his hands were shaking, paper was scattered everywhere, glue was spilled on his clothes, and he even used the scissors the wrong way round.
Geoffrey Heryasih: While busy cleaning up the mess, Budi muttered, "Gosh, why am I always like this, even though I wanted to make something really good.
Geoffrey Heryasih: The day of the assignment arrived. All of our classmates arrived with neat, beautiful, and painstakingly hand-crafted work.
Geoffrey Heryasih: On the other hand, Budi came with his face lowered in shame, while holding a handmade object that looked very simple.
Geoffrey Heryasih: In his heart, Budi said, "It turns out that big promises are not enough if they are not accompanied by effort and punctuality.
Geoffrey Heryasih: Seeing his friend's sad face, Andi approached and patted Budi's shoulder gently, as if he really understood what he was feeling at that time.
Geoffrey Heryasih: Since that incident, Budi has become a more disciplined child. He no longer procrastinates and is always careful before making promises. Budi resolved in his heart, "From now on, what can be done today, I will not postpone until tomorrow.
Geoffrey Heryasih: Moral: Don't procrastinate and only make promises within your capabilities. Beautiful words are meaningless if they aren't backed up by concrete actions and effort.
ImagineIf AI: Budi's transformation inspired his classmates, including Andi, to reevaluate their own habits and priorities.
