Commitment to change

A commitment to change is vital to the success of the treatment program. I've taken a 2-prong approach to commit myself to the program.

Firstly, I've told my friends and family members about the program that I will be implementing. Doing so would make me constantly remind myself that my friends and family members will be looking forward to me spending more time on my studies instead of on computer games. I would commit myself to the program so as to not disappoint them.

Secondly, I am committed to the program because I want to improve my grades. My grades have dropped to the next class of honours in the past year and is now on the borderline. I believe that if this treatment program turns out to be successful, it would translate into more time being spent on my studies. Hopefully, this in turn would pull up my grades back to the previous class of honours. This is particularly important as the current global economy takes a downturn and recession is imminent.

I believe that both approaches would be effective in making me commit to the treatment program.