I struggle with self-discipline. Here are good reasons why (justifications?):
1. I attended 20 elementary schools, K-6
2. I might have Attention Deficit Disorder
3. See 2 & 3
I am not lazy. Based on my career experience, I know this is true. I work very hard and am successful enough.
I am looking for good suggestions on how to create one area, outside of work and dental hygiene, in which I can successfully be self-disciplined.
Here is a picture of my Aunt and Uncle's cat in Mississippi.
Happy second week of January 2012.
5 comments:
Hey Carrie. I think you are very self-disciplined. You're too hard on yourself. You are a hard worker, loving, and generous.
If you are looking for an area, how about walking? That is what I am working on currently. I'm trying to adopt a "just do it" attitude.
Steve and I went for walks yesterday and today. It would be great if we could figure out how to keep that up.
I am looking more and more at the ADD concerns. Yesterday, I completed several hours of work while listening to several podcasts of This American Life. As long as I could hear the program I kept working, moving on to the next thing. If I paused to answer the phone or something and failed to restart the podcast, I found myself doing something entirely different than I had been. It is weird. I might start journaling/blogging about this.
I think I might follow you for awhile. At least until something distracts me and I forget to come back.
My wife and I have been discussing my undiagnosed ADD at the age of 58. Don't know if my insurance will cover a pro. I accomplish a lot but never finish anything and it's starting to affect my performance. Ok, it's always affected my performance but others are starting to take notice.
I look forward to reading you and hope I can glean some benefit for myself in the process. Thank you.
@gwhitt -I am inspired to post more.
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