What do you do when you feel stuck?
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Take time off and rethink everything.
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So, a checklist or a goal that you're trying to achieve will go a long way.
Discipline yourself to work towards whatever goal it is you're working on with smaller goals & small rewards for yourself in between.
This won't fix everything right away but will help you get started & hopefully jiggle you 'loose' over time.
Discipline yourself to work towards whatever goal it is you're working on with smaller goals & small rewards for yourself in between.
This won't fix everything right away but will help you get started & hopefully jiggle you 'loose' over time.
Willyfish
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What does it bring? Except more procrastination?
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A clearer mind and relaxation.
Willyfish
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In all honesty, BHW is really a place which is relaxing, often when I switch between BHW and work, I feel I have a great mood.
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I usually procrastinate and blame myself for doing it
After a while I take a small(or even the smallest) task from my list and accomplish it. The list becomes shorter and from this point I start picking up the rest one by one. Sometimes you just need to start
Check out Admiral William H. McRaven's speech, it's something like “If you want to change the world make your bed"
After a while I take a small(or even the smallest) task from my list and accomplish it. The list becomes shorter and from this point I start picking up the rest one by one. Sometimes you just need to start
Check out Admiral William H. McRaven's speech, it's something like “If you want to change the world make your bed"
I am in a completely different field, retail and just happened to stumble across this site the other day and I cannot even tell you why. I was searching for something. I agree with much of the advice above. Life can easily become seemingly overwhelming and when that feeling happens to me or possibly many, our first reaction wrongly is to shut down. This is me at least and it is of terrible quality. I would recommend doing something like someone else stated, intellectually break it up into smaller steps. No more big picture for a time, small picture, and slowly one by one accomplish successfully small picture things. I think that is great advice.
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- Get a small win even if it’s unrelated to what you’re stuck on.
- Help someone who is not as far in their journey as I am.
- Go for a run.
- Make someone smile or feel good about themselves.
- Call someone that always pumps me up.
Then get back to it.
As entrepreneurs it’s easy to look at others ahead of you and think “I need to be doing more” or “I’m not growing fast enough”. But I bet you’ve got people in your life that look at you like you hung the moon. You’re a rockstar!
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Honestly, sometimes you just gotta wait for tomorrow.
That's not a problem, it happens. It only becomes a problem if it happens too often.
There you go
That's not a problem, it happens. It only becomes a problem if it happens too often.
There you go
I relate to this so much, I shut down everytime. I am working on it though. Thanks!
that is great advice, thanks! Sadly, I can't stop myself from having the thoughts that you mentioned on a loop everyday.
The idea of "what should I do" is overwhelming to begin with. There are so many options to get into yet you can't pick one, that is messing me up!So, a checklist or a goal that you're trying to achieve will go a long way.
Discipline yourself to work towards whatever goal it is you're working on with smaller goals & small rewards for yourself in between.
This won't fix everything right away but will help you get started & hopefully jiggle you 'loose' over time.