frame your work in terms of value and not output
May 24, 2024
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only think when you have to make doing easier and only do when thinking is taking too long
Sep 26, 2024
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1. (Youβve heard it before, but itβs critical) Set time goals, not accomplishment goals. If I tell myself: βIβll get this project done before noon!β
and then I donβt, I get disheartened. But, if I say: Iβll do 2 hours before 10am, thats easy!
2. Just break off that first layer of work. Idk what your job is but like for example: simply import the footage. put in one little chunk of data into excel. code 16 lines (is that a lot?) carve one peg. draw just the outline, etc, etc. you get the idea. For me, just getting one tiny part done puts into perspective how fast I could do it, and that helps a lot
Jul 15, 2024
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the way i used to get work done in school is by literally making a blank document, naming it and saving it, then leaving it open minimized. days later, if i got even ten seconds of inspiration or willpower i could pounce on it with no inertia. and then before you know it the beginning is done, and it comes easier, and you can do more of it. it's still how i do stuff i don't wanna do and never fails
Jun 22, 2024
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Recently I had something bother me so badly it was even affecting my sleep. I reached out to the person who it involved and we talked about it. It was a difficult conversation, I slept great that night. Unburdening yourself is hard, and necessary.
Mar 26, 2025
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I accidentally put a gif of Obi Wan saying "hello there" on my MacBook task bar a year ago right next to my downloads folder when I was trying to delete it and every once in a while I miss the downloads folder button and click it and Obi wan pops up and says hello there. Great for a good chuckle on a bad day. I keep thinking I should delete it but it makes me smile so Obi wan stays where he is.
Mar 18, 2024
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You will wake up dazed and confused from a vivid dream wondering what day it is but it's worth it, trust me.
Feb 6, 2024