• Ergoplato@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    1 month ago

    I’m good with my past and present self. I’m doing the best I can with the brain and body I have, not what society wants me to have. If that’s not good enough, well:

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    1 month ago

    Future better buckle up because I’m following past me’s examples and biting off way more then they can chew.

    In exchange they can get a sense of purpose and hopefully belonging, as a treat.

    To the question though. Abysmal. If I dont set up tasks to be small and achievable then the flittering between 10 tasks results in now meaningful progress on the backlog, but it works enough that I can get impressive amount of things done (even while I maintain a massive backlog of projects).

  • cx40@piefed.ca
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    1 month ago

    A little too good. The hard part is putting an end to the focus. The workaround to that is to purposely maintain a state of half-focus so that breaking away is easier, but then I’m not actually focused.