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Time poor, origin?
Looking through an old journal, found something that, after my friend’s comment, made me laugh. From an undated entry in journal Oct ’13 – Oct ’14: “I need to be writing. All of my days are spent w/ wasting time. Being time-poor, mostly of my own doing. Even at the office, my motivation wanes so … Continue reading Time poor, origin?
One step at a time
When you set a goal, it’s easy to view the whole goal. When after toiling for however long, you look at the goal, and it’s still far off – you may think of abandoning your goal. But if you notice the distance from where you started, that may be all the motivation you need to … Continue reading One step at a time
Time Poor
A friend of mine called me “time poor” this past week. I couldn’t agree more. I’ve been balancing my time as best as I can. Sometimes, you bite off more than you can chew But what do you do then? What do you do after you’ve taken the bite? You can spit it out, I … Continue reading Time Poor
A routine thing
Some writers like routine. Some writers need routine. Some writers seem to have no problem just getting to it. I juggle writing with life. With work. With chores and dating and obligations. Steven Pressfield wrote a book, some time ago, called The War of Art. How to beat the resistance. I heard Seth Godin talking … Continue reading A routine thing