Sometimes, the best advice is not to worry too much about trying to catch up. Just jump in wherever you are and start from there.
If it's a really big task or an overwhelming project and I want to be sure I stay with it, I start very small. I find that I am so embarrassed by how little I've accomplished and there was so little time involved, that it is easy to get back in the next day and do it again.
And again.
And again.
That's the point. I remember being told by my guitar instructor as a kid taking lessons and then again by my orthodontist as a teenager that I couldn't get in a whole week's worth of {practicewearing bands} crammed into one day. The same principle applies here. Small amounts repeated over long periods of time - that's where the pay-off is.
So, today, I've got a new habit starting. It's just one data point - hopefully after a while, we'll see enough more to call it a pattern we like!
Is there a pattern or habit you'd like to start? Email me at mailto:techsurvivor@soaringmountain.com. and I'll respond here.
Wednesday, February 26, 2003
Make It a Habit
Make It a Habit
2003-02-26T08:57:00-08:00
Kimm