by Christine Li | Sep 23, 2013 | Actions, All Posts
“Liar, liar, pants on fire!” — Unknown Whoever came up with that saying was a bit of a genius, I'd say. The truth is a great, solid, knowable concept, but Procrastinators have a tendency to shy away from it. Procrastinators lie to themselves, e.g....
by Christine Li | Sep 20, 2013 | All Posts
Do things quickly. This is one of my favorite tips of all time. When you are feeling down, curmudgeonly even, you can still decide to get it done lickety-split. This can apply to cleaning. Speed clean and toss things back to their homes and feel spiffy instead of...
by Christine Li | Sep 18, 2013 | All Posts, Resistance
Always, as much as possible, move toward the task. I mean with all the parts of yourself — physical, spiritual, emotional, and cognitive. All these different components of you are part of your capacity to work towards your goals. It does not suffice to come...
by Christine Li | Sep 15, 2013 | All Posts, Theories
Over the past year, I have learned to value the importance of transition. I don't know why it has taken me this long, but now that my eyes are open to the importance of transition, I cannot help but see people in transition wherever I look. Since I work primarily...
by Christine Li | Sep 12, 2013 | Actions, All Posts, Theories
So, in between the last post and this one, you've stopped being a perfectionist, right? Just a little joke to empathize with the reality that perfectionism is a really hard habit to break. I recommend you think about dropping this maladaptive style of doing things. ...