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Why is it hard to focus on just one project?
Is it because life is multi-faceted? Is it because I'm afraid to commit to just one thing?
I suppose life is multi-faceted.
But what I really believe is that there are a lot of things that a person could do, but there isn't enough time to do them all.
This essentially points to a need for prioritization.
Is this one task needing to be done ASAP?
If not, when can I schedule this?
When the scheduled time comes, how do I handle interruptions or new tasks? Do I re-prioritize on the fly?
If so, what weight does the current activity have?
Or do I have slots of time where I can fit smaller important tasks in.
That leads to needing to consider the amount of time a task will take when prioritizing.
Can I block this in in the amount I have available?
If not, then when?
Also... do I want to live my life by a calendar?
The answer is emphatically, "No, I don't."
But... also, "yes", if I hope to achieve something meaningful with my life: not having a schedule has led me here with a lot to do and things falling through the cracks.
Is there a happy-medium?
What would that look like?
Weekday grinds, with nothing planned on the weekends?
Will that open-ness need to be defined or how can I avoid things overflowing because "its nothing going on" then?
Thoughts?
Why is it hard to focus on just one project?
Is it because life is multi-faceted? Is it because I'm afraid to commit to just one thing?
I suppose life is multi-faceted.
But what I really believe is that there are a lot of things that a person could do, but there isn't enough time to do them all.
This essentially points to a need for prioritization.
Is this one task needing to be done ASAP?
If not, when can I schedule this?
When the scheduled time comes, how do I handle interruptions or new tasks? Do I re-prioritize on the fly?
If so, what weight does the current activity have?
Or do I have slots of time where I can fit smaller important tasks in.
That leads to needing to consider the amount of time a task will take when prioritizing.
Can I block this in in the amount I have available?
If not, then when?
Also... do I want to live my life by a calendar?
The answer is emphatically, "No, I don't."
But... also, "yes", if I hope to achieve something meaningful with my life: not having a schedule has led me here with a lot to do and things falling through the cracks.
Is there a happy-medium?
What would that look like?
Weekday grinds, with nothing planned on the weekends?
Will that open-ness need to be defined or how can I avoid things overflowing because "its nothing going on" then?
Thoughts?
I spent yesterday thinking about how I've spent my past, jumping from project to project, and loose ends being created left and right. I've created my first post of my musings on the topic on paragraph because it would be a bit lengthy for here.
here is the link: https://paragraph.xyz/@tyga/being-mortal
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I spent yesterday thinking about how I've spent my past, jumping from project to project, and loose ends being created left and right. I've created my first post of my musings on the topic on paragraph because it would be a bit lengthy for here.
here is the link: https://paragraph.xyz/@tyga/being-mortal