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Willpower naturally fades as the day wears on. Day Three: Willpower is limited. (Twelve Days of Wisdom) | Always Learning

The author:

I schedule my day out the night before; I don’t wait to wake up and then ponder “Gee, what should I be accomplishing today?” because then I won’t ever choose to do the tough or boring items. It’s much better if I can just chug on through the tedious stuff on autopilot instead of draining my flimsy stores of self-control. I often take advantage of my limited powers of attention (see Day One) and distract myself with a book on CD.

And, yes, I’m writing this in the morning, because if I save it for tonight, it won’t get done. And I’m OK with myself for that.

Too often at night I find myself regretting not having accomplished what I had planned to get done. With the author's insights, I am hoping to be more disciplined.

What do you think?

[CANDC]

HHHH having a plan is one of the keys to successful people. Good ideas.

I am a great list maker then prioritize the list.