http://blog.onlinedominance.com/turning-difficult-into-done/ Just another Myswiftblog Blogs weblog Tue, 07 Feb 2012 16:58:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://blog.onlinedominance.com/turning-difficult-into-done/comment-page-1/#comment-215 RP Mon, 22 Jun 2009 21:24:25 +0000 http://www.mrinternetnews.com/blog/?p=537#comment-215 HAHAHA!! Susana - thank you for your reply. I am in the same boat except I usually cook and my husband does the dishes - but husband is out of town for a week. I have been sitting here wondering if I have enough paper plates. Now, I'm going to Just do it and wash up myself! HAHAHA!! Susana – thank you for your reply. I am in the same boat except I usually cook and my husband does the dishes – but husband is out of town for a week. I have been sitting here wondering if I have enough paper plates. Now, I’m going to Just do it and wash up myself!

]]> http://blog.onlinedominance.com/turning-difficult-into-done/comment-page-1/#comment-214 Susana Field Mon, 22 Jun 2009 20:42:38 +0000 http://www.mrinternetnews.com/blog/?p=537#comment-214 This sounds so familiar; the same thing literally happened to me the other night. See, usually my husband cooks, I clear the table and our teenage son does the dishes. My son is learning how to cook and my husband's out of town, so I was left with the job of doing the dishes. This one night I was really tired and didn't want to do them. I found all of my 53-year-old self starting to go through the usual procastination gyrations my son has mastered so beautifully, when all of a sudden I said to myself: Don't think about it. Just do it! And I did. And it was easier than I'd thought. And of course I pointed out to him the great mind trick I had just employed, though he probably wasn't listening. :-) Now I'll just have to remember to use the same trick at work. Hmm... This sounds so familiar; the same thing literally happened to me the other night.
See, usually my husband cooks, I clear the table and our teenage son does the dishes. My son is learning how to cook and my husband’s out of town, so I was left with the job of doing the dishes. This one night I was really tired and didn’t want to do them. I found all of my 53-year-old self starting to go through the usual procastination gyrations my son has mastered so beautifully, when all of a sudden I said to myself: Don’t think about it. Just do it! And I did. And it was easier than I’d thought. And of course I pointed out to him the great mind trick I had just employed, though he probably wasn’t listening.
Now I’ll just have to remember to use the same trick at work. Hmm…

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