@szbarnaus
I loved your comments to my Yesterday Noise (https://noise.cash/post/lrpmq7j9) sharing your stories and habits regarding the wasted time, opportunities and control of it. Thank you for that! For me, it's quite enjoyable to practice this PLAN, ACTION and reAction whenever something occur in my daily plan. I'm far from being perfect in this... but the journey is offer more adventure than the destination. Rigth? NOW as we hit the tick on the HUMP, I want to ask you about the feeling of being late. Or being left behind in our plan. Because it's just a feeling most of the time. Do you feel this as well? Sometimes ... { and I think this is more likely around a middle-point of a certain time. Let's call it a checkpoint (because it is...) like the #lunch if we are thinking about our day, or #humpday if we take a birds eyed view of our weekly schedule } ... when I see the missed tasks and I'm halfway, I get nervous and tend to push myself even harder ... but that is a wrong step ( as I learned ) most of the time. The first thing is simple (as we discussed yesterday) we accept the FACT that we're loosing SPEED, not TIME (remember? time has the same pace every day ... we just perceive it differently) so our reACTION doesn't always need to be just accelerating, and pushing our limits. Maybe there is a redundancy in our workflow, or an unnecessary task before a real important one... either way it's worth the moment to look again and loose something from our plate. Like throwing some sandbag from our air balloon to speed up and lift through that HUMP. What do you do or what is your advice for us, to speed up our productivity and to make changes NOW in order to get back control of our time and achieve a better result? #NOWember
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Good morning szbarnaus :) Today I woke up and said, ok, now you're going to do this schedule! What happened afterwards, only God knows... :D The only thing I managed so far, is an appointment with the hair salon - something I avoided at least 2 months now! lol :) (for me a hair salon appointment is like you use a gun in my head - not a typical girl at all). So...everything else I had in mind, changed position in my head and now, here I am with 5 tabs open in chrome waiting for things to be done, and about 3 tabs in the browser I'm using for noise, to read and talk with all of my friends :) So...unfortunately I can't give a proper advice for sharing the time, I've learned to run until the last moment, sometimes (most of them) I love this adrenaline thing, when I' about "will I manage on time or not"? :) Speed up for me is the way I work 'till now, but I need and want to change!