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Originally Posted by impaul99  ...I always find that instead of doing what I "*should*" do, I always end up doing what I like doing (long term anyways). So instead of looking for the things that I should (and probably won't) do and writing those down, I instead look for what I could actually ENJOY (and probably will) doing that day. |
Yes, absolutely.
I have begun to see the words, "I should ...." as a big, red warning sign. "I should" often means "I don't want to." If I waste time making myself do things I don't want to do, I end up grumpy and unmotivated. On the flip side, when I fill my days doing what I want to do, I feel much better *and* get things done.