Mid-day Interior Monologue
I do not have a job. (At the moment.)
I'm not in school. (Auditing a class doesn't count.)
Except for a few days every three weeks, I generally feel pretty good. (Chemo notwithstanding.)
So why, why, why do I find myself unable to make any headway at all with my ever-growing to-do list?
Or my ever-expanding pile of newspapers and New Yorkers?
Or my overflowing e-mail?
Or my very slow-growing scarf?
Or my very important physical-therapy exercises?
Not to mention phone calls I want to return (hi, very patient friends!), books I want to read, movies I want to see, things I want to write, places I want to go, etc. . . .
Must, must, must find a way to up my productivity quotient.
Now.
I'm not in school. (Auditing a class doesn't count.)
Except for a few days every three weeks, I generally feel pretty good. (Chemo notwithstanding.)
So why, why, why do I find myself unable to make any headway at all with my ever-growing to-do list?
Or my ever-expanding pile of newspapers and New Yorkers?
Or my overflowing e-mail?
Or my very slow-growing scarf?
Or my very important physical-therapy exercises?
Not to mention phone calls I want to return (hi, very patient friends!), books I want to read, movies I want to see, things I want to write, places I want to go, etc. . . .
Must, must, must find a way to up my productivity quotient.
Now.
1 Comments:
The list-making and procrastination you describe are very familiar to me. I found this article that I thought might be of assistance. I don't know who the heck this guy is and if being the CEO of a software company is enough to make him a trusted authority in this area, but he seems to make a lot of sense. I printed it out for myself, so when I put off writing...again...I will have it nearby to refer to.
http://www.dexterity.com/articles/overcoming-procrastination.htm
xo,
robin
PS: Hey, I need a scarf, so get cracking!
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