I have decided the solution is to do more short blog posts, so I can capture more ideas and feel less pressure to write essays. Or maybe try Tumblr. I see the point of it now.
In other news, I woke up early this morning and set aside several hours to work on research in a coffee shop. So far I have successfully cleaned out my inbox, discovered Luis von Ahn's blog, email-debated to a granularity of 1 degree the appropriate setting for the heat in our apartment with my roommate, and read several New York Times articles.
I think I'm going to have to implement some advisor-moderated deadlines so I'm scared into doing work.
I just started playing around with Tumblr for that same reason (minus the twitter part because it's not my thing). beckmart.tumblr.com. The jury is still out.
ReplyDeleteyour tumblr confuses me! it combines multiple data sources?
ReplyDeleteyes you need the fear of death or the like to motivate you. i know the feeling.
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I love your blog. MIT? tough school
ReplyDeleteugh i know. i wish i could work without being stressed out! maybe this Flow book will help.
ReplyDelete@Marty, thanks!
Just out of curiosity, what temperature did you decide?
ReplyDeleteTumblr is the best. Come join.
ReplyDelete@Radha, no real consensus. I proclaimed 63 was my minimum until I get my space heater. He prefers 60.
ReplyDeletefound your blog via wholefoods, OMG strange. am new to twitter. Signed tweetless in seattle
ReplyDeleteTwitter, Tumblr and Blogging are simply addictive! Geez they sure help if you want to procrastinate in doing something you don't really like..haha
ReplyDeleteWell anyway found you on Twitter and thought I could have time to click on the links on people's profiles..Great thing I did :)