I'm doing 14 things
gave up. got acrylics, then gels. ruined actual nails beyond repair in process, but damn they look fantastic. clicking as i type this.
lux et umbra vicissim, sed semper amor's Life List
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1. lose weight
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2. start exercising regularly
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3. drink more water
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4. stop procrastinating
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5. make new friends
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6. stop being invisible
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7. Find a balance between the things I want to do and the things I need to do
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8. make more money
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9. Take more pictures
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10. Go freelance
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11. stop working in an office
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12. take better care of my teeth
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13. grow my nails
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14. Fly First Class
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Recent entries
I’ve recently become aware of the possibility that my procrastination isn’t due to laziness, but its opposite—I take on so much work that I have to just not-do things in order to claim some time for myself.
The other day, I mentioned to a coworker that I had to go home and do some freelance work in the evening, and he said “oh, I’d never do that. my time is my time.” that’s an attitude that has honestly never occurred to me before. BUT by procrastinating, that’s essentially what I’m doing: carving out me-time in the midst of my overscheduled life. I think the key to cracking the procrastination problem is to schedule and manage my responsibilities and my workload better, and understand that I have to build in some me-time and that it has to be sacrosanct. It’s just as important as everything else I have to do.
