Comments on: Are You Making the Same Mistakes? http://presentdaynomads.com/2010/12/are-you-making-the-same-mistakes/ Living Life on My Terms - Like It or Not Mon, 07 Oct 2013 10:46:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 By: James Schipper http://presentdaynomads.com/2010/12/are-you-making-the-same-mistakes/#comment-381 James Schipper Thu, 09 Dec 2010 20:07:47 +0000 http://presentdaynomads.com/?p=691#comment-381 I have been trying to do that as well: writing when I think about it. It makes it easier than trying to write about something I thought about months prior. I have been trying to do that as well: writing when I think about it. It makes it easier than trying to write about something I thought about months prior.

]]> By: Mitch http://presentdaynomads.com/2010/12/are-you-making-the-same-mistakes/#comment-380 Mitch Wed, 08 Dec 2010 21:25:44 +0000 http://presentdaynomads.com/?p=691#comment-380 Thanks for the love, Rasheed. For me, I think it's mostly the unplanned priorities. I try to plan my time, though things come up often that alter those plans. When something new comes up, you then have to work that decision through your head, proceed with what you were doing or take care of the new thing. It's kind of like what we're going through now in my area. Snow is everywhere and continues to fall in heaps. Do I continue with my original work plans or do I stop and take time to clear my driveway to try to keep the job relatively easy? I could get all my work done, then find I have to clear 4 to 8 inches of snow, which can take more than an hour, or I can tackle 2 inches at a time here and there and have it only take 20 minutes, but it disrupts my work flow. It's not always an easy decision. Thanks for the love, Rasheed. For me, I think it’s mostly the unplanned priorities. I try to plan my time, though things come up often that alter those plans. When something new comes up, you then have to work that decision through your head, proceed with what you were doing or take care of the new thing. It’s kind of like what we’re going through now in my area.

Snow is everywhere and continues to fall in heaps. Do I continue with my original work plans or do I stop and take time to clear my driveway to try to keep the job relatively easy? I could get all my work done, then find I have to clear 4 to 8 inches of snow, which can take more than an hour, or I can tackle 2 inches at a time here and there and have it only take 20 minutes, but it disrupts my work flow. It’s not always an easy decision.

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