If you have ever had a to-do list like mine, it seems to be endless. No matter how many things I cross off, it seems like another five more get added. A proverbial Greek Hydra. Sitting down in the morning and going over the list helps me focus, but some mornings it seems like an overwhelming mountain before me, and I can't really see the progress I've made.
There are lots of tips and tricks to get things moving: tackle the easiest tasks first, break large overwhelming tasks into smaller, easier tasks, tackle the task that will feel most satisfying, put your to-do list on index cards and just focus on the top card, etc. But in a state of detail paralysis, I forget why I'm even checking off these detailed lists. That is why I love having a collaborative work space. When I get paralyzed, overwhelmed, and frustrated, I've turned to my group, or my mind-map " to remind me of the future I want to see.
By re-focusing, not on the tasks, but on my objectives I can get moving forward again. Rather than beating my head against something that isn't working for me, I can remember what the objective is: a successful practice, adventures with my wonderful partner, and learning new tools & skills.
Then, when I'm trapped and unable to see the forest for the trees, getting support to reminds I'm on the path through the woods.. not lost in a tangle of trees.
It wasn't until a car accident, that I really started living: I realized you can create more money, but you can't create more time. So I quit my job, moved to LA, and have been living my dream: making the world a better place.
I surround myself and work with courageous people who have a strong desire to have satisfying...
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