What’s That, Mr. Timer? Yes, I’m Indebted to You.
This post is about focus, goals and maintaining balance. Read on for a new take on an old idea.
The original idea came from my physiotherapist as he was trying to iron out the stiff spots.
Knowing that I’m a full time writer, and pretty much anything I do full time is limited in some way because of Scoliosis, he advised me to get up and do some prescribed stretches every thirty minutes.
I looked at him oddly, thinking he has no idea.
Once I get writing, the only thing that stops me is my bladder....
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Dec 12, 2013 07:48AM
I use the kitchen stove timer, and frequently turn the annoying thing off. Is that because of the way I was raised and taught to attack work?
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A.R. wrote: "I use the kitchen stove timer, and frequently turn the annoying thing off. Is that because of the way I was raised and taught to attack work?"A.R. that depends; what annoying thing are you turning off: the stove timer or the internet? ;) It's great to attack work, but if your task list is long and you get caught up with one, it's best to space your time. I hope that helps :)
Thank you, Sandy. I'm afraid that I'm afflicted with whatever the opposite of ADHD is. OCD?(I do enjoy your posts.)
You're very welcome. I appreciate the comment and I'm so glad you enjoy my posts :) All the best to you :)
