If there is one thing worth committing to, it's your education. Whether it's doing well in school, reading a new book, or learning a language, taking the time to sharpen your noodle is the wisest investment you can make.
"I completed my writing exercise. Tracking my phone usage, I was on it for 4 hours and 29 minutes. I spent 1 hour and 38 minutes on entertainment,1 hour and 30 minutes on social networking, and 20 minutes on education"
"I have accomplished my main goals of completing my funding app and contacting three interview candidates. Hopefully I will have at least one interview this week in time for my report to Rupert. I am keeping up with current events and watching the webinars. "
"blyat сегодня я сделала тоже очень мало. я снова села слишком поздно и в итоге я не могу сосредоточиться, у меня очень ломит тело от того, что я сижу на месте (я не знаю что это такое и с чем это связано)
меня трясёт и дёргает, как припадочную
завтра постараюсь пораньше блять сесть за эту хуйню"
"kicking butt - I have now established a consistent habit, and I get annoyed when something interferes, so the threat of giving money to a charity I don't want to give money to has been quite beneficial, and I won't hesitate to use this method again if I fear I will give up doing something important. (Like quitting smoking, but first Spanish...)"
"I completed my writing exercise. Tracking my phone usage, I wan on it for 10 hours. I spent 8 hours and 20 minutes on entertainment, 1 hour and 15 minutes on social networking, and 4 minutes on Reading & Reference."
"The Commitment Is Going Swimmingly! 3rd reporting period out of 6 and I just finished the second one out of 4. Though they're taking more the form of an outline than an abstract... but still everything I need to determine whether I can expand into a proposal is there."
"This was a failed week. It started out strong but faded. I have a tendency of procrastinating on the labs and falling way behind. I've found if I can do some chores around the apartment, I can hang with the labs okay. At this point, I'm wondering if the CCNA was the best choice to start with. It's harder and less interesting than the practical aspects of Microsoft 365 administration and network/Internet security which is the direction I feel compelled to head. A CCNA is a great thing to have, and I did have one. I've done best writing and studying outside the house, usually biking to coffee shops, working for 90 minutes then biking to the next one. It's how I finished my BA. But yeah, the ADHD tendency definitely makes this a challenge. So I'm 65% through with the CCNA content, I'm not sure I want to walk away and start over on another cert. I'd like to muscle through and it get it behind me, but I am moving so slow on it. So yeah, I'm thinking I may need to add some stakes. Let me know what you think and lets talk sometime soon."
"#1 self-care- yes
#2 enrich human connections- yes
#3 make plans- yes
#4 Practice gratitude- yes
#5 make time for fun and adventure- yes
#6 think of your impact- yes
I am going to have to write this individual calls to complete them to my satisfaction."
"Also I think the Trump donation isn’t a strong enough motivator, I wish my money was ‘going into the void’ instead. Obviously it’s an abhorrent cause, but it doesn’t feel as high stakes as say Flora (which takes your $$$ and doesn’t give it back). I guess because my money is being ‘given’. My money needs to be lost instead. I don’t see the enemy recipient thing as an option lol but maybe that’s what I need to do 😖"
