Got into a bit of a cleaning fit yesterday, and you'd think I'd have more to show for it. As it is, the net result is that a load of dishes got done and my drawing table has smaller piles of stuff on it. That was a day's work? Pfeh. My productivity is really down the hole any more.
Haven't been able to keep focused on anything for more than a few minutes at a time lately; I don't know if it's the Cymbalta or stress, or what. Of course, one of the big sources of stress for me is that I have so much unfinished stuff, but how can I finish stuff if I can't concentrate? Pfui.
Oh well, speaking of concentrating, it's meeting time at work. Off I go!
-The Gneech
Haven't been able to keep focused on anything for more than a few minutes at a time lately; I don't know if it's the Cymbalta or stress, or what. Of course, one of the big sources of stress for me is that I have so much unfinished stuff, but how can I finish stuff if I can't concentrate? Pfui.
Oh well, speaking of concentrating, it's meeting time at work. Off I go!
-The Gneech
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Sounds like to me you could use a heaping dose of zen.
Your pile of finished work grows no smaller when you stress about it's size. Therefore, stress becomes counter productive. Ditch the "finish this now" vibe and replace it with "work on this". The change in priorities (working instead of completing) will shrink your pile.