August 28, 2014 Waterloo.
I mean, I said I would take the photos and all, but I didn’t think they’d actually.I mean, I take pictures all the time, but they’re always just really casual, in-the-moment kind of things while I’m doing something that I needed to get done around the house that I thought you might be interested in reading about on the blog.
It’s my profession and all, but I’m not like.But maybe that’s a good thing.I mean, it’s my book, so it should probably look like.
…and that was exactly the post that I was about to publish and share with you, finishing right there, until yet another twisty turn happened in the ongoing saga of this book writing adventure!.So, here’s everything that happened after I wrote the first part of this post, but before I managed to hit “publish” on it.
I completed the first 20 or so photos and sent them in to be reviewed to make sure they were what the publishers had in mind.
And they were not.I’m able to still get to everything and keep things running smoothly around here no matter what.
What routines really do is help you completely own your time.You know what needs to be done when, where you should be as far as progress on your regular tasks at what point in the day, and what works best to be accomplished during which day part.
They also allow you incredible flexibility, because you’re able to move things around in your schedule with confidence if the need ever arises, and you know exactly how long everything will take.You also become super-efficient from tackling these tasks over and over again, and working them into your daily lists and game-playing in different ways.
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