"‘One day at a time.’ honestly.
When I scale-out any plans to weeks/months/years, all I see is that barely any progress is being made, so I end up quitting altogether. Now I just take most things as they come, do what I do for the day and stop getting stuck on overall progress, trusting that I’ll get there in the end.
It’s less things on my mind which has been wonderful for an over-thinker like myself."
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Rella 3 year s ago
If a task can be done in a couple of minutes go ahead and do it.
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Magdalena 3 year s ago
If there is a task that you procratinate, convince yourself to just start and do the first 5-10 minutes. Most of the time you will end up finishing it.
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Didi 3 year s ago
... never do anything today what will be moot tomorrow. Laziness is mother of all inventions.
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Quillie 2 year s ago
write your sh#t down. edit and rework if nescesary.
it will create order. it will quantify things. pick 3 things that bother you most. work on those.
it will create order. it will quantify things. pick 3 things that bother you most. work on those.
it will create order. it will quantify things. pick 3 things that bother you most. work on those.