My grandma had the best advice on that, and she actually lived it. "What can you get done in the next fifteen minutes that will make the job feel smaller?" So you do that. Then you figure out the fifteen minutes after that, and keep going from there.
My grandma had the best advice on that, and she actually lived it. "What can you get done in the next fifteen minutes that will make the job feel smaller?" So you do that. Then you figure out the fifteen minutes after that, and keep going from there.
My grandma had the best advice on that, and she actually lived it. "What can you get done in the next fifteen minutes that will make the job feel smaller?" So you do that. Then you figure out the fifteen minutes after that, and keep going from there.
My dad always suggested "get up and sharpen your pencil," because once you've gotten started, the momentum will help carry you.