Comments on: Time Off http://worldmegan.net/2009/04/time-off/ (worldmegan) Wed, 17 Nov 2010 13:18:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: You Are Not A Robot | Productive Flourishing http://worldmegan.net/2009/04/time-off/comment-page-1/#comment-1537 You Are Not A Robot | Productive Flourishing Fri, 24 Apr 2009 16:16:41 +0000 http://worldmegan.net/?p=2574#comment-1537 [...] to Naomi, Megan, and JessRS for being unwitting participants in this conversation.) Share and [...] [...] to Naomi, Megan, and JessRS for being unwitting participants in this conversation.) Share and [...]

]]> By: KarenBryant http://worldmegan.net/2009/04/time-off/comment-page-1/#comment-2387 KarenBryant Sun, 12 Apr 2009 05:02:26 +0000 http://worldmegan.net/?p=2574#comment-2387 Megan...<br><br>Babe...<br><br>If you stopped to smell the flowers you'd start weeding.<br>Then you'd probably think to yourself, "Self, those weeds would make Great dried flower thingies." Then you'd be off and running on a marketing strategy to develop the flower thingies as a renewable resource to feed some small third world nation's children.<br>ALL of which is GREAT!<br><br>But tell me...<br><br>What DID those flowers smell like darlin' ? Megan…

Babe…

If you stopped to smell the flowers you'd start weeding.
Then you'd probably think to yourself, “Self, those weeds would make Great dried flower thingies.” Then you'd be off and running on a marketing strategy to develop the flower thingies as a renewable resource to feed some small third world nation's children.
ALL of which is GREAT!

But tell me…

What DID those flowers smell like darlin' ?

]]> By: KarenBryant http://worldmegan.net/2009/04/time-off/comment-page-1/#comment-1424 KarenBryant Sun, 12 Apr 2009 00:02:26 +0000 http://worldmegan.net/?p=2574#comment-1424 Megan...<br><br>Babe...<br><br>If you stopped to smell the flowers you'd start weeding.<br>Then you'd probably think to yourself, "Self, those weeds would make Great dried flower thingies." Then you'd be off and running on a marketing strategy to develop the flower thingies as a renewable resource to feed some small third world nation's children.<br>ALL of which is GREAT!<br><br>But tell me...<br><br>What DID those flowers smell like darlin' ? Megan…

Babe…

If you stopped to smell the flowers you'd start weeding.
Then you'd probably think to yourself, “Self, those weeds would make Great dried flower thingies.” Then you'd be off and running on a marketing strategy to develop the flower thingies as a renewable resource to feed some small third world nation's children.
ALL of which is GREAT!

But tell me…

What DID those flowers smell like darlin' ?

]]> By: Norm http://worldmegan.net/2009/04/time-off/comment-page-1/#comment-1419 Norm Sat, 11 Apr 2009 16:45:33 +0000 http://worldmegan.net/?p=2574#comment-1419 This was fantastic, Megan. <br><br>I used a performance psychologist a long, long, long time ago (when I was your age). He helped me overcome procrastination and call reluctance through behavior modification. Activity linked performance contracts with rewards (and occasional penalties) were the crux of his system. <br><br>My favorite reward? Accomplish X by the end of Thursday = 3 day weekend. I mastered it. My secretary also loved it because she received the same a day off for effectively hounding me. Plus five days pay for four days work.<br><br>Thanks for reminding me. I've been creeping back toward into workaholicism. This was fantastic, Megan.

I used a performance psychologist a long, long, long time ago (when I was your age). He helped me overcome procrastination and call reluctance through behavior modification. Activity linked performance contracts with rewards (and occasional penalties) were the crux of his system.

My favorite reward? Accomplish X by the end of Thursday = 3 day weekend. I mastered it. My secretary also loved it because she received the same a day off for effectively hounding me. Plus five days pay for four days work.

Thanks for reminding me. I've been creeping back toward into workaholicism.

]]> By: My Incredibly Inconvenient Late-Twenties Quarter-Life Crisis (Who’d have thought?) — Personal Revelations of the Magnificent Megan M. http://worldmegan.net/2009/04/time-off/comment-page-1/#comment-1412 My Incredibly Inconvenient Late-Twenties Quarter-Life Crisis (Who’d have thought?) — Personal Revelations of the Magnificent Megan M. Sat, 11 Apr 2009 00:32:30 +0000 http://worldmegan.net/?p=2574#comment-1412 [...] of reasons for this little hiccup. I’ve been working unbelievably hard, and not really taking time off until very recently. I’ve been making impossible things happen as a matter of course. [...] [...] of reasons for this little hiccup. I’ve been working unbelievably hard, and not really taking time off until very recently. I’ve been making impossible things happen as a matter of course. [...]

]]> By: Nick http://worldmegan.net/2009/04/time-off/comment-page-1/#comment-1408 Nick Fri, 10 Apr 2009 18:10:48 +0000 http://worldmegan.net/?p=2574#comment-1408 :)<br><br>Health is paramount to efficiency. Yey for breaks! :)
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Health is paramount to efficiency. Yey for breaks! :)

]]> By: saranyan http://worldmegan.net/2009/04/time-off/comment-page-1/#comment-1401 saranyan Fri, 10 Apr 2009 02:41:12 +0000 http://worldmegan.net/?p=2574#comment-1401 :) Nothing more.
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