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Time for some balance!
My plan:
1) Set the timer for 45 minutes. Type, think, write, sort, brainstorm, plan.
2) Spend 15 minutes on activity. Switch laundry, read book outside, walk, scrub dishes.
3) Repeat.
Before I start this cycle, a morning bike ride or walk is being considered to get my heart pumping and my brain nourished.
I wonder if my plan will work.
We are in the middle of another blizzard here in New Brunswick!
ReplyDeleteI like how you made a plan!
Sounds like a plan Chris now execute it! My good friend does this exact thing sets timer. She gets all this great info from a site that helps people get and stay organized. I think it's called fly lady. If interested let me know. Xoxoxo
ReplyDeleteA great way to stay on track and yet enough flexibility to have some free time too. Enjoy your day of sunshine and warmth.
ReplyDeleteI have a pile of papers to grade, but I'm going to Plan B and procrastinating. I like the cycle plan. I do that, too, on Sundays, which is when I generally tackle the laundry.
ReplyDeleteHow did the plan work? I got sucked into a book (or three) today. I imagine I should take the laundry out of the dryer and get folding finally : )
ReplyDeleteI wish I could set a schedule like this but I know I'd be taken off task by something ... Hope you enjoyed your day with a little work sprinkled in ...
ReplyDeleteYour schedule sounds like the perfect recipe to stay on task - with a little "brain break" thrown in to get your wiggles out. I hope it worked out for you. I think I'll try it!!
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