Someone told me that I don't get things done,
because:
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"You're all *hand gesture fireworks at 5 different points in the air*
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...You're all over the place."
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Unfortunately I took that literally and have been battling
not only my natural state
but also the efficiency that I'd built up over years
through layers of resolutions.
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I thrive when I set my own deadlines.
I can only build momentum when operating through a vision, not a task list.
I can only maintain focus if prioritisation has risk mitigation baked into it, and is not subject to numerous changes.
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Whilst it would be ideal, that I work through a task list and finish every task on time, it cannot be achieved without the pre-requisites.
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The pre-requisites themselves take time and require discretion.
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All I had to do, was get back in the driving seat.
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To tap into my best resource:
> adaptability
and still pair it with what I lacked
> accountability
I had to regain a lot more control over how I spend my time
and how I form my list of tasks.
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There is no other way.
I am no other person.



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