28 July 2014

Getting Back on Track

All right, this is going to be a short one. I'm still coming out of a NyQuil induced coma. I was sure I was getting a cold yesterday but I think I fought it off. I don't feel sick anymore, but I'm still a little out of it. I was supposed to start my monthly book reviews today, but I've decided to push them to Friday. Yes, partly because I procrastinated and don't have them done. Partly. There are several other reasons, and I just think Friday is a better day to post that sort of thing. Anyway, moving on!

I don't remember the last time I worked on editing. It's probably been about two weeks. What have I been doing instead? That's a very good question. Lots of cooking and cleaning my apartment, a little reading, but all in all, I haven't been all that productive. I know I need to try harder, and stop avoiding things that I don't want to work on. I really, really, really need to work on my book every day if I ever want to get it done.

So that's what I'm going to do now. Stop procrastinating and get some stuff done!

7 comments:

  1. You can do it!

    Hope you feel better soon and don't get truly sick.

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  2. That's the same thing I need to tell myself! And like Loni said, YOU CAN DO IT! Glad you're feeling better. :)

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  3. Feel better! You can escape the Procrasti Nation. ;)

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  4. I echo your worries. I too wish I could work on my book every day. One thing I've started doing is jotting phrases from the scene here and there, and sometimes that leads to a full on writing session. I try to do it in a noncommittal sort of way by writing it by hand in my journal. When I was what I believed to be in my "worst slump" I suddenly flushed out 8K words! P.S. Feel better soon!

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  5. I find that I procrastinate the most when I actually need to rest. So maybe that's what you needed, especially since you though you were getting a cold. I tend to get colds when I'm overworking myself.

    Feel better! :)

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  6. Rotten to be sick any time,but in summer double rotten. Here's to being well.

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  7. Definitely get some stuff done! Being sick really does slow you down though, so don't beat yourself up over it. I have a tendency to push too hard, run myself into the ground, and just keep running. Eventually my body kicks me in the brain and I end up on bed rest. Not a great place to be. I need to figure out how to take it easier. Any tips? ;)

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