Day one starts by…

• Waking up
• Making the breakfast
• Feeding hay to the guinea pigs
• Sitting on the sofa
• Grabbing the iPad and flicking through some sites

Then it’s 9am and I’ve done nothing.

Day two starts by…

• Waking up
• Making the breakfast
• Feeding some hay to the guinea pigs
• Remembering that I wanted to do some writing
• Sitting on the sofa
• Grabbing the iPad and flicking through some sites

Then it’s 9am and I’ve done nothing.

Day three starts by…

• Waking up earlier
• Making a coffee
• Ignoring the guinea pigs
• Sitting at the computer
• Opening up the Internet and flicking through some sites

Then it’s 9am and I’ve done nothing.

Day four starts by…

Realising that after yesterday’s success I can afford to take a day off.

Day five starts by…

• Waking up
• Making the breakfast
• Feeding hay to the guinea pigs
• Sitting on the sofa
• Grabbing the iPad and flicking through some sites

Then it’s 9am and I’ve remembered I changed my routine.

Day six starts by…

• Waking up earlier
• Making a coffee
• Ignoring the guinea pigs
• Sitting at the computer
• Opening up the Internet and flicking through some sites

Then it’s 9am and I feel bad again.

Day seven starts by…

• Waking up earlier
• Lying in bed thinking about writing
• Making a coffee
• Ignoring the guinea pigs
• Sitting at the computer
• Opening up my writing and reading it through.

‘Damn, I’m a good writer.’

Then it’s 9am and I’ve done nothing.

 

Mark 🙂