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three suggestions: 1. “Put one foot in front of the other” for two to three weeks: close out small tasks, don’t look at the big picture but schedul
by skmurphy 13y ago
three suggestions:
1. “Put one foot in front of the other” for two to three weeks: close out
small tasks, don’t look at the big picture but schedule a time to look at
it candidly and let your subconscious work on it.
2. Find a way to dramatically break the pattern of your day: fast for a
day, volunteer somewhere for a day, go along an all day hike, spend a
day at a museum or art gallery, etc...It’s not about getting away from
the challenge as much as finding a way to get some emotional distance on
the constraints you are wrestling with
3. Make a list of what you have accomplished in your life and the
people you have enjoyed working with. Often when I have a setback
I forget what I have done and tend to focus on the things I have screwed up.