No. Because then there will be more tasks.
And now you are tired.
this post was submitted on 05 Sep 2025
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Things I'm doing instead of completing tasks:
- Reading books about completing tasks
- Waiting until tomorrow to start fresh (on another book)
But what if the task is so cripplingly boring that it's almost physically painful?
That's where headphones and audiobooks/podcasts come in.
This works surprisingly well.
And dont start 50 new tasks a day
Unfair
How dare you
You would think that, but then afterwards, I just add more tasks, because there’s always something to do. The tasks never end, and therefore, my stress doesn’t either.
Nyehhh
Not if you then have to anxiously wait for someone to complain about how you did it!
Ah, the vicious cycle again, oh boy 🥲