Distractions
I’m almost through the 30 Day Power Blog Challenge. It’s been powerful and challenging. Writing an entry every day proved to be more taxing than I thought it would. Most days I post at least one entry. Others days it’s hard to make the time to write even something short.
It all comes down to commitment. What’s #1 on the priority list. Frankly, distraction can get to the top of my list. Before I know it I’m Googling things I don’t really care about. That’s when I could use a distraction alarm, a device that beeps at me very loudly so I snap back into the present and realize I’ve been on a virtual tangent.
I’ve decided there are two types of distractions. A) fake distractions, like the ones where you find yourself googling a celebrity for some bizarre reason or B) real distractions, like the ones where you hear about say the Slow Food movement from a friend and want to learn more about it.
Perhaps, I can’t have one without the other or maybe distractions serve some kind of innate need. Not sure. How about you? Do you find yourself distracted?