You will no doubt notice that this won't address the time-wasting solitaire thing, but it has presented itself to me as an idea, so I think I'm going to run with it.
Before falling asleep each night, I'm going to think about what might be the best "bang for my buck", time wise, the following morning. This should be like instructing my sub-conscious mind to come up with the best possible use of my time, early in my day.
If it works, there should be a noticeable jump in my productivity levels, for the week. I've been doing it on and off for the last 3 or 4 nights, and on that flimsy evidence, I'm tempted to think it might work. If you are interested in this idea, you can try it with me, and I will report back here in a week's time to let you know how its going. Be lovely to have some feedback from you so we can compare results.
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Sunday, August 8, 2010
Motivation vs Habit
I liked this Jim Rohn quote I saw on Joe Vitale's Twitter page today.
"Motivation is what gets you started. Habit is what keeps you going." -Jim Rohn
That's a pretty good indication of how important the formation of new, supportive habits are, in enabling you to succeed, once you decide on a new direction. I've been thinking about this this morning, and wondering, what habits can I adopt, to get over the sudoku/solitaire type addictions I seem so often, to revert back to?
"Motivation is what gets you started. Habit is what keeps you going." -Jim Rohn
That's a pretty good indication of how important the formation of new, supportive habits are, in enabling you to succeed, once you decide on a new direction. I've been thinking about this this morning, and wondering, what habits can I adopt, to get over the sudoku/solitaire type addictions I seem so often, to revert back to?
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