Showing posts with label productivity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label productivity. Show all posts

Friday

Another Intense Week

This week has been pretty intense again.

I'm settling in the flower shop and practically living in this corner of a supermarket entrance for the most part of my waking time. :)


Thank goodness, they have a free WiFi there and our old ASUS notebook works well enough to keep me online for the boring time, when nobody needs my services.

As I have to work long hours from Sunday to Thursday, there is not much time for anything outside the shop.

But being busy always makes me super prolific. So, not only does our home look cleaner and I cook regularly, but I even reorganized my room and put up an extra table for jewelry stuff.


For now, I don' t actually find the energy to make anything. So, my plan is to use the hours that I will spend in the gift shop for making jewelry. Let's see, how it works. ;)

Because of the life intensity I didn't add anything to my diary for 10 days, but, yesterday, I resumed writing in it again. I feel a real need to do it.

Yesterday, I stumbled upon this article. Seems, like writing has many great benefits not only for me. :D

And playing with art supplies, most definitely, has them as well.

Last Saturday, I gathered leaves in the town and, since than, have experimented now and than using them and acrylic inks on the canvas I started last week adding some texture.



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Wednesday

Do We Need To Be More Productive?

Full glass overspilling with yet more water...

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"Oy... another blog post about productivity. Why you need to hear any more, and why would you even read a post, when you could be getting something done instead?

Well, that's just it: the problem isn't productivity. The truth is, we're already incredibly productive."

Does this make sense to you? Or does it at least intrigue you and make you think: "What the heck?!" :)

Take a look at the whole article by Mark Silver! We'd love to hear, what you think of it!

Namaste