Discipline is doing what needs to get done even if you don't want to do it.
Breaking plans down into tasks for today, for rest of week, for somewhere down the road rally helps. I have pretty much all my tasks in Evernote - and I pick a date I expect to do them.
Now, that level of planning means I sometimes get a little anxious when I see many, even too many, tasks tomorrow. I just roll some to another date; I know how to triage on urgent / important.
Oops! Hit ‘go’ too soon :).
“The point is to give today a shape that actually works” - I like this phrasing. It’s something I’ve been working on too. Thanks for this.
Discipline is doing what needs to get done even if you don't want to do it.
Breaking plans down into tasks for today, for rest of week, for somewhere down the road rally helps. I have pretty much all my tasks in Evernote - and I pick a date I expect to do them.
Now, that level of planning means I sometimes get a little anxious when I see many, even too many, tasks tomorrow. I just roll some to another date; I know how to triage on urgent / important.
The point is to give today a shape that actually works