Stay on task.

I’m finding myself much more focused and on-task. My mind used to wander at my old job, which is why I spent so much time doing other non-job things. I’m kicking myself a bit for not recognizing this much earlier in my old job and seeking change—either in my assignment or the job itself.

Still down with the bruised (possibly fractured) sternum a week after the injury occurred. I can’t do very much, but I must not give in to despair.

Now I have a bunch of stuff that backed up while I was head down for the past few weeks. However, none of this stuff is will take a great deal of time. There is some light at the end of the tunnel.

Last one for a while. Must stay on task until complete.

The quality of life will improve greatly once I finish.

The sooner I finish, the higher the quality jump.

Must stay on task.

Interesting blog on breaking micro-addictions – those little things you do that keep you from staying on task:

http://zenhabits.net/2008/09/10-unbeatable-tips-for-overcoming-micro-addictions/

I need to stay focused, especially at work.

The internet is a cruel temptress, always beckoning. “Click me! Click me!”

I have to work this weekend because I am way behind at work. If I stay on task, I can have a relaxing week off starting next Saturday. If I leave behind a load of unmet deadlines, the quality of my time off will be diminished.

I have a whole bunch of work to complete in the next week. If I don’t stay on task, I won’t finish the bare minimum and I will have to deal with embarrassing repercussions.

Work has been a whirlwind this week, a chaotic, highly emotionally charged whirlwind. Next week will be real test. Career vector highly uncertain at this point.

One nightmare ends. Another endless overbudget project is put to rest (I hope!) I get my life back starting tonight.