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Member Since: 04/27/10
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Member Since: 04/27/10
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Recon26's Life List:
| Finish Blazer |
| Get Married |
| Get a Job with the Police |
| Buy a House |
| Learn to Weld |
| Get Better Sleep |
| Get Motivated |
| Gain Self Confidence |
| Gain Self Discipline |
| Be Happy with Myself and My life |
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says: Because I want to do them. Clean the house, finish the projects I have started...
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Why do you want to get things done? You have to have a compelling why. The why needs to be more compelling than the why not.
says: Just make the effort to spend 10 minutes a day on a goal or task.
says: I am the queen of making lists and then checking things off as I get them done. The satisfaction of actually crossing something off the list and watching the list shrink is very rewarding to me. It helps keep me motivated.
says: Don't overwhelm yourself with multiple tasks. Just pick 3 most important ones. When you complete that task, move on to more. Good Luck
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I've never learned to enjoy doing things I didn't like, but I've learned to love how I feel after I've done them.
I think for me, the key is to push myself to do the stuff I don't feel like doing, do it anyway and then enjoy the feeling of satisfaction of having done it.
I get stuff I hate doing out of the way as fast as I can, as early as I can in the day. Emails I'm dreading, loading the dishwasher, returning sucko phone calls - I do them first thing in my day and get rid of them.