I hope one or two of them stick! Or you find your own awesome habits over time that work. Just make sure you’re having FUN with the blog – congrats on starting :)

It takes a while, but you get used to it :) That was one of my daily habits I started 3 years ago on my last dental visit before this one I just did this month. It def. helps!

We’ll see what happens when #2 comes along this May :)

There are pros and cons. The key phrase is “Once I get going on something”. I often have trouble with the getting started part, but I’ve figured out that the resistance to starting is generally related to set up time, both physical and mental. If I have to take half an hour to drag out a bunch of stuff and then another half an hour to remember what I’m doing, I had better be able to work on it long enough to make all that “worthwhile”. On the other hand, if I only have a few projects, it’s easy to remember what’s going on with each one and I can generally find room to leave them set up and ready to go. The downside, is that I don’t do very well with juggling a lot of projects at one time. With two or three projects set up and in progress, I can happily go all day. With multiple projects that I need to “get started on”, I can happily waste the entire day away and do nothing at all. I think I’m probably just really bad at switching tasks.

I’d love to get a few weeks ahead myself. Not even 1 a day! I have trouble with the baby (~15 months old). I can’t do anything till she’s asleep and then I’d like to spend a little time with my wife. You did it right getting out of the 9-5 prior to having the baby!!

HAH! Love it! I bet you accomplish a loooot more than the average person too going that route. It’s a great quality to have!

It’s just about priorities, really. You wouldn’t skip an entire week of your job, would you? Even if you didn’t want to go or it was hard to get going? :)