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[grindmonkeh]

I feel better after jogging for an hour on the indoor track, and then going to the admissions office and speaking with a member of their staff.

I'm going to go ahead and register for a summer class when they get back with me on the application renewal. Maybe I'll incorporate this kind of proactive planning in place of my typical procrastination.

The run helped to burn off my nervous energy and to clear my head. I'm guessing that I went six miles today, but I'm not sure since I get bored with counting laps and just run for an hour instead. I did the same last Wednesday and Friday too, so I'm back in the routine.

I've also got a wonderful girl who is optimistic, supportive, loving, and more.

Life is pretty ok.

Comments

[mrcontrarian.livejournal.com]

a big thumbs up for replacing procrastination with proactive planning, i'm trying to do the same thing

[grindbastard.livejournal.com]

That's great.

The hardest part will be planning on putting things off ahead of time instead of waiting until the last minute.

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[mrcontrarian.livejournal.com]

nah, the hardest part for me is resisting the temptation to put off the planning to the very last second, i need to proactively plan to proactively plan