Why is it the weekend?
Another week has blown past me. I do not LIKE THIS. I mean, I used to spend more time in school than I currently do at work and I still got buckets of stuff done during the week. Does anyone else have this problem? Motivation to do what should be fun things like write and watch Supernatural after work? If so, do you have ANY suggestions? My instinct is to say "don't worry, don't worry, I promise to catch up this week" - but after what's happened last week and the week before, I can't be entirely sure it'll happen.
I do have time to do everything. I'm only working a seven hour day, for Merlin's sake. I just get so... lethargic. Or lazy, to be slightly more accurate. And deciding to get more done doesn't seem to help. I've even starting to teach myself to write on the train to work and back, I've got so much to do that I'm not doing (usually I get headaches from reading anything on transportation, but I can just about manage writing on the tube apparently). BLEH. I think I need some form of plan.
It doesn't help that I don't have a desk here. In fact it drives me slightly nuts. I can't work properly at my laptop unless I'm in a room by myself, and sitting at a desk/table. But to get by myself I need to be in my room (no desk or table) or in the office with the door shut (often in use by mum, and the desk is full of mum things that I can't move and have to work around, which is frustrating). To get a table/desk, I need to be in the aformentioned office, or in the living room (normally occupied by at least one parent). I think I used to manage because the middle of the day (when I'm now at work) was when mum and dad were often both out, so I'd have the place to myself.
Bahh, I'm such a hermit. And I can't stick around here now - ten past eight already, and I'm still wearing pyjamas and a cloak >.> We're going back up to Hitching for church and then on to take my nan out for her birthday. Pub lunch. Should be alright fun. I'm still trying to work out what to wear...
So. Anyone have anything they do to increase productivity/stop lethargy/fight procrastination?
Hazel
ps: even if you already have, please go leave me a prompt here for some fanfiction fun. Ten seconds of your time, that's all I ask!
I do have time to do everything. I'm only working a seven hour day, for Merlin's sake. I just get so... lethargic. Or lazy, to be slightly more accurate. And deciding to get more done doesn't seem to help. I've even starting to teach myself to write on the train to work and back, I've got so much to do that I'm not doing (usually I get headaches from reading anything on transportation, but I can just about manage writing on the tube apparently). BLEH. I think I need some form of plan.
It doesn't help that I don't have a desk here. In fact it drives me slightly nuts. I can't work properly at my laptop unless I'm in a room by myself, and sitting at a desk/table. But to get by myself I need to be in my room (no desk or table) or in the office with the door shut (often in use by mum, and the desk is full of mum things that I can't move and have to work around, which is frustrating). To get a table/desk, I need to be in the aformentioned office, or in the living room (normally occupied by at least one parent). I think I used to manage because the middle of the day (when I'm now at work) was when mum and dad were often both out, so I'd have the place to myself.
Bahh, I'm such a hermit. And I can't stick around here now - ten past eight already, and I'm still wearing pyjamas and a cloak >.> We're going back up to Hitching for church and then on to take my nan out for her birthday. Pub lunch. Should be alright fun. I'm still trying to work out what to wear...
So. Anyone have anything they do to increase productivity/stop lethargy/fight procrastination?
Hazel
ps: even if you already have, please go leave me a prompt here for some fanfiction fun. Ten seconds of your time, that's all I ask!