In the past I've managed to pack my life so full of things that the day is one commitment after another from the time my feet hit the floor in the morning to when I fall exhausted into bed at night.
It required the downsizing of my list to give me a chance to breathe. Probably like you, I'm still busy, but now not drowning. The secret: leave the insurance paperwork to the wife. It would put me over the edge.
Nils Geylen
· 1 year ago
Um, insurance? Oh, damn! Hang on, I need to make some arrangements...
Adem
· 1 year ago
I pretty much have a full calendar, and when I'm not doing anything, I know that I must have something else that I really should be doing, but sometimes we have to stop and forget about those things as they really aren't that important.
It would be nice to trim the list down a bit bit where do I start?
hans
· 1 year ago
You can actually choose all those things? I just let them all happen to me. I can't imagine the headaches I would get if actually started thinking about all that stuff. The amount of caffeine, pseudoeffedrin, amoxicyllin, ibuprofen it would take.
Tom
· 1 year ago
Minimize!
That's why I liked the entry where you lost all of your stuff and didn't care. :)
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In the past I've managed to pack my life so full of things that the day is one commitment after another from the time my feet hit the floor in the morning to when I fall exhausted into bed at night.
It required the downsizing of my list to give me a chance to breathe. Probably like you, I'm still busy, but now not drowning. The secret: leave the insurance paperwork to the wife. It would put me over the edge.
It would be nice to trim the list down a bit bit where do I start?
That's why I liked the entry where you lost all of your stuff and didn't care. :)
The KISS philosophy is great.