The Excellent Textbook
Some textbooks are better than others. Some are just amazing.
Clock Time vs Self Time
How long will this take? Should I start it now? Tick tock, tick tock, … When will it begin? When will I be done? Tick tock, tick tock, … A clock’s markers are vital to synchronizing the machinations of meetings amongst us. But our decisions and...
The Visit and the Waves of Focus
Many people feel that they have to “force” themselves to work. Examples include: Waiting for deadlines to pressure themselves Faking deadlines Hoping for a muse or interest to strike before approaching Shaming yourself with past failures in hopes you’d...“I just don’t wanna” and the Power of a Visit
If you haven’t caught it already, I had the pleasure and opportunity to write about the Force vs Visit approach to work that I’ve been talking a lot about lately as a guest blogger on Neurodivergent Insights. “I just don’t wanna” and the Power of a Visit...
The Seduction of Goals, the Strength of Guides
When writing a list of things to do, we look into the future. We write things like: “Do report” “Clean gutters” … The implication is that if we make it through our list, we will have completed the report and cleaned the gutters. Obvious,...
