Definitely this helps. I have a blog post in mind about my personal list which I call “The Elmer PDA”. One thing that boosts motivation is scratching out and checking off the things I have accomplished during any given burst of activity. Otherwise all you ever see are the interminable things you haven’t done.
Another is to simply put slash marks next to ongoing self-improvement activities to record your daily efforts at it. Rather than an ominous task to achieve something you develop a daily habit of small but concrete efforts.
I like that, you wouldn’t think it’d make a big difference but it does.
Definitely this helps. I have a blog post in mind about my personal list which I call “The Elmer PDA”. One thing that boosts motivation is scratching out and checking off the things I have accomplished during any given burst of activity. Otherwise all you ever see are the interminable things you haven’t done.
Another is to simply put slash marks next to ongoing self-improvement activities to record your daily efforts at it. Rather than an ominous task to achieve something you develop a daily habit of small but concrete efforts.
I like that, you wouldn’t think it’d make a big difference but it does.
OK thanks, I posted a how-to guide for the Elmer PDA : http://wp.me/p6QFjS-gw
Awesome thanks.