Seems the earlier I get my daily blog entry done, the more I can enjoy the rest of the day.
I get up in the morning, and, as part of trying to create new habits (better habits), I get into my routine. My routine is pretty basic, and I’m getting better at making certain aspects of my routine more productive. It’s a process, incremental change after incremental change.
I have found that if I write earlier in the day and get it done, I feel better about my day. After all, one of those little promises that I made myself has been fulfilled, and I no longer have to worry about it until the next day.
(At this point, I’m helping my students work through a lab… waiting on software to download can be a bit tedious)
And then the Microsoft Office 365 lab decides to puke in my lap.
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Ugh.
The main thing I guess I should be focused on is the “achievement”. I’m getting my blog done early. I recall the old story about “eating that frog”. I shouldn’t look at my blogging as something I don’t want to do, but at the same time, it certainly does help to have it out of the way so I can stay focused on other things.
Like counting words and realizing that I have completed my pledged responsibility.
Peace y’all.
