Comments on: GHD Resolution Review Day 5 http://blog.azazil.net/415-ghd5.html Fri, 22 Jan 2010 15:41:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Gaz http://blog.azazil.net/415-ghd5.html/comment-page-1#comment-10494 Gaz Thu, 09 Aug 2007 18:21:08 +0000 http://blog.azazil.net/415-ghd-resolution-review-day-5.html#comment-10494 <p>Hi Dave,</p> <p>Thanks for stopping by, and for the helpful advice :-)</p> <p>Re: blog posting -- unfortunately, past experience leads me to believe that my natural rhythm is probably not posting for months on end while I'm busy elsewhere, and then to post frivolously every couple of hours for a few weeks before burning out and going silent again. Now that I'm starting to future post a little, I want to try and harness that to get me through creative lulls.</p> <p>Re: GTD -- I wonder why the Weekly Review is such a albatross for everyone? How do you keep your system running smoothly without a Weekly Review? Maybe you're doing something else that obviates the need?</p> <p>Re: Martial Arts -- wow, swing dancing? That would be light years away from my comfort zone! LOL. Dancing aside, that's a great idea for getting through the resistance. I've been promising Octavia that I'll learn to swim for too many years now. And when I bought some Jeans yesterday, I had to get a size bigger than usual, so I'd better do something about it...</p> <p>Cheers, Gary</p> Hi Dave,

Thanks for stopping by, and for the helpful advice :-)

Re: blog posting — unfortunately, past experience leads me to believe that my natural rhythm is probably not posting for months on end while I’m busy elsewhere, and then to post frivolously every couple of hours for a few weeks before burning out and going silent again. Now that I’m starting to future post a little, I want to try and harness that to get me through creative lulls.

Re: GTD — I wonder why the Weekly Review is such a albatross for everyone? How do you keep your system running smoothly without a Weekly Review? Maybe you’re doing something else that obviates the need?

Re: Martial Arts — wow, swing dancing? That would be light years away from my comfort zone! LOL. Dancing aside, that’s a great idea for getting through the resistance. I’ve been promising Octavia that I’ll learn to swim for too many years now. And when I bought some Jeans yesterday, I had to get a size bigger than usual, so I’d better do something about it…

Cheers, Gary

]]> By: Dave Seah http://blog.azazil.net/415-ghd5.html/comment-page-1#comment-10485 Dave Seah Wed, 08 Aug 2007 19:31:46 +0000 http://blog.azazil.net/415-ghd-resolution-review-day-5.html#comment-10485 <p>Great update!!! </p> <p>You might just focus on blog posting itself for a while longer, not worry about patchiness...you might find a natural rhythm that works for you, so long as you commit to a certain level of output. Just an idle thought.</p> <p>I have difficulty with the GTD Weekly Reviews also (I've only done it once :-) ... I'm not entirely sure why. Probably because I haven't yet integrated the Weekly Review into a smooth course of action. And frankly, they are kind of depressing. Perhaps the style of the review is what needs to change, to make it faster and easier. </p> <p>Martial Arts...I hear location is important in enforcing regularity (convenience). Maybe this is one of those things that just isn't going to happen. Perhaps modify the goal from martial arts to regular conditioning, or some complementary activity that is still interesting? Maybe there's a closer area. Or try something completely new...a different discipline, swing dancing...something that gets you out of your comfort zone and is physically active. That jarring experience might help the martial arts one settle into place. Again, just an idle thought.</p> Great update!!!

You might just focus on blog posting itself for a while longer, not worry about patchiness…you might find a natural rhythm that works for you, so long as you commit to a certain level of output. Just an idle thought.

I have difficulty with the GTD Weekly Reviews also (I’ve only done it once :-) … I’m not entirely sure why. Probably because I haven’t yet integrated the Weekly Review into a smooth course of action. And frankly, they are kind of depressing. Perhaps the style of the review is what needs to change, to make it faster and easier.

Martial Arts…I hear location is important in enforcing regularity (convenience). Maybe this is one of those things that just isn’t going to happen. Perhaps modify the goal from martial arts to regular conditioning, or some complementary activity that is still interesting? Maybe there’s a closer area. Or try something completely new…a different discipline, swing dancing…something that gets you out of your comfort zone and is physically active. That jarring experience might help the martial arts one settle into place. Again, just an idle thought.

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