A series of blogposts on ideas the author uses to self-activate.
Recommitment
We are humans, we are not robots. Many people judge themselves too harsly when they fail to meet deadlines or target.
We all have woken up with a great plan of all we wish to accomplish for the day, only to realize that at 4pm we still have not completed the first task in our task list.
So what is the solution to this? Punish ourselves by harsh judgement? I dont think so.
All we really need to do is to recommit. We must say to ourselves: wow! What a spontaneous day, I will recommit to my plan tomoro.
No matter how many of these spontaneous days come by, except in cases of pure laziness, we will eventually find that day where we execute efficiently every item or at least some items on our task list.
It is good to know that our most creative ideas occur in those spontaneous days, watchout for them.
See you in part 12
By Jackreece O. Ejini
We are humans, we are not robots. Many people judge themselves too harsly when they fail to meet deadlines or target.
We all have woken up with a great plan of all we wish to accomplish for the day, only to realize that at 4pm we still have not completed the first task in our task list.
So what is the solution to this? Punish ourselves by harsh judgement? I dont think so.
All we really need to do is to recommit. We must say to ourselves: wow! What a spontaneous day, I will recommit to my plan tomoro.
No matter how many of these spontaneous days come by, except in cases of pure laziness, we will eventually find that day where we execute efficiently every item or at least some items on our task list.
It is good to know that our most creative ideas occur in those spontaneous days, watchout for them.
See you in part 12
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