Productivity

Finally Got Some Work Done

I realized something today. The more you put off something, the more bothersome it becomes. I've left a majority of my work to the last minutes and I now know that it's an incredibly unproductive way of going through life.

So my new tactic is just to do my work the day I get it. I figure that this will eventually stick and I'll finally get out of my procrastination rut.

A large part of stress is created from incomplete work.

A Bit Late With This

My friend must have read my blog a while back or must have known I was feeling "stressed" because he sent me a link to this site.

Now to be honest, I haven't really applied much of what is on that site to my life, but I've read it and I'm trying to incorporate some of the methods explained on that site into my daily life.

One of the methods (or a general rule) is to stray outside your comfort zone. That way (this is my interpretation of this) you expand your comfort zone. I'm looking forward to testing this out, and I thought it'd just be cool to share what my friend shared with me.

Done

I'm done for this post (because I'm leeched of ideas), and I have just discovered that my feet are extremely cold (that's what I get for not wearing socks). Anyhow, there was really nothing worthwhile to read in this post, so I figure it's cool if you've just skipped to the end of this.

I have to say I got a lot of work done today, so I'm feeling like a 8. Typically I don't write posts when they have nothing of value to the reader, but it's been a while, so I "had" to. Along with this post I've also updated the blog design.

"Small minds are concerned with the extraordinary, great minds with the ordinary." - Blaise Pascal