Let’s Do It

Okay.  I’m reloaded.

I’m tired of it all.  The hesitation, the procrastination, the laziness.  The feeling that my brain just doesn’t work as well as it used to.   Here I state my intention to mark today as a new day, a day where I go forth and do stuff.

What am I going to do?  That I don’t know yet.  Because I’m going to do it all.  Every time I think to myself, “Man, I really should do that thing,” I’m going to answer, “Let’s do it.”  I’m going to seize indecision by the neck and kick it in the balls.  I’m going to run roughshod over laziness.  I’m going to make procrastination my bitch.

Just you wait.

Three Weeks Later...

So three weeks after taking my time management/focus course and... not much has changed.  I partially embraced the teachings of the class for the first week and saw some notable differences in how I got things done, but I never made the full commitment I needed to.  Procrastination is strong in this one!  In any case, I haven't given up on the idea of being more focused, but I think I will have to be a lot more disciplined before it will have a lasting impact.  Perhaps this week will be the week I start getting serious!

So much to do, so little time

So I took a course in time management this past Thursday.  It was excellent for providing me, the perpetual procrastinator that I am, some tools to help up my productivity in both work and life.  Time will tell how effective it is, but I'm really excited to give it a try.

It doesn't change my fundamental problem, which is the fact that I want to do more things than I realistically have time for, but hopefully more efficient use of my time helps me get more of those things I want to do, actually done.

The claim is that if I put the tools into action, I should see improvement in three weeks time.  So March 5th, we'll reevaluate and see where I've gotten.

Hopefully, it'll be somewhere good.

Intro

So here's my blog, which will be a place to throw random stuff that comes into my brain. Let's see where this goes, shall we?

:Duan