It worked! Both professionally and for running.
Yesterday, I ran again! I also uploaded all of my runs since December and realized I was being much harder on myself than I deserved. I haven't been running a LOT, but I have been running some, which is better than nothing.
Anyway, thanks to the four questions from yesterday's post:
I went running.
I made up a running schedule to get me to the Great Bay Half Marathon in April.
I convinced my friend and running partner to also do the Great Bay Half.
I also cleaned up my desk, cleaned out my emails, organized my to-dos for the many development projects I am working on, and knocked out quite a few of them.
The four questions really can be applied to anything...
What would I like to have happen?
I would like to finish the Contact Management System I am developing in Lotus Notes this week.
What needs to happen to finish?
I need to get the specs on a couple of reports that the users want. I need to finish up the remaining requirements.
Can I?
The specs are up to someone else to create, so we'll see if I get those. I can finish my stuff while I wait.
Will I?
Yes.
See? The beauty of the questions is that you can see what is realistic for a goal. Then you can readjust. For example, I may not get the specs, but rather than be disappointed at the end of the week that I didn't finish the CMS, I know that I can do the rest and that part may or may not happen. Realistic expectations = happiness!
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
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