Great Discipline Experiment: Day 10.5
Best. Day. Yet.
It’s 12:30A and I actually touched, filed, and/or tossed every single thing on my desk. Check out my empty inbox. It took all day and I feel so cheerful and refreshed right now. Good night.
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2 comments
Cleaning always makes me feel more productive too!
It seems like the intention is at least present everyday even if the full plan isn’t carried out. I have come to realize that it is unrealistic to expect every day to go as planned but if I at least make decisions with my intentions in mind I get more done than the days when I just wing it. Seems to me like you are doing a great job on this experiment. I am getting some good ideas for when I start mine after June 17.
Here I am shouting encouragement and waving flags of celebration for you!! I applaud your effort. As usual, it turns the mirror back to me and how scattershot my days can often be . But fercryinoutloud! You just finished a book!!!! That definitely deserves cupcakes and naps at least, if not champagne! I bet the Dalai Lama has cupcakes and naps when he finishes a book.
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