Monday, May 17, 2004
Productiveness
I sit here pondering the idea of being productive. Brian says he has been extremely productive and I would have to agree. I have also had an exceedingly productive day. I woke up late, but then went for a run around my neighborhood, cleaned my entire room of old stuff and am now fitting in all the stuff I care about from my room at school. Productive, yes. But, I really should start that paper that I have to write before leaving for Ireland. So, I wonder, is it really being productive to have gotten all this done, when something of greater priority still sits and gains dust? Procrastination or productiveness? This is the question I lay on the table.
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2 comments:
Procrastination and productiveness have never been, and never will be, mutually exclusive concepts.
Words to live by (or "Words by which to live," if you care that much).
Excellent Amy: your nonterminal prepositions make the day cleave like butter.
Caryn, don't ponder so long that your procrastinative pondering precludes productivity.
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