I’m living my life against the grain my heart. I’m hoping this realization is God answering my prayer that I do only what I see Him doing, that that’s all I want to do.
Overall, I’m spending too much time at my “helm,” that is, my computer workstation, thinking that the key to well-lived life resides somewhere in Remember the Milk, and not enough time resting and relating.
In my crosshairs as I turn toward changing my life are:
- counting beans (i.e., doing the monthly accounting),
- exercising on days when I climb, and
- time in my office in front of my computer doing things other than DiamondBack work.
Along those lines, here is what I propose:
- I spend no more than one hour attempting to accomplish private, at-my-workstation tasks. I set a timer to facilitate keeping to that limit.
- For exercise, I think all that I’m going to try for now is to (1) do my RDLs and perhaps squats at Climb Nittany when I have the opportunity and (2) be willing to shorten the routine on those same days.
- Carla and I do the monthly accounting together.