Okay, I’m not even two weeks into “COMPLETE” and I’ve become acutely aware that a supplementary word is needed if I am to complete anything. I need help! My time and inclinations cannot keep up with my overactive mind. I simply cannot attend to every good idea or worthwhile goal, so complete now has a close companion – delete.
The inbox of my mind is not very different from the inbox of my email. I read, save, or read and save more communications than I can attend to. I cannot act on or respond to all that comes in either inbox, regardless of its value. The temptation is to re-file them in subfolders, but that merely shifts (and compounds) the problem. So I declare to you, as my cyber witnesses, that in my quest to complete, I will delete.
With deletion as an operative aspect of my goal, I expect to be a successful completer. I will delete those goals that have remained on my to-do list year after year. I will delete time wasters from my schedule and distractions from my mind. I will stop regarding deletion as painful surgery and realize it’s my friend because…
Deletion will move me toward completion.
What do you need to delete in order to complete?
Jan 12, 2015 @ 16:44:01
I agree. Deletion is necessary to completion, but it’s a struggle, Barbara. One small victory today: I gave hubby the towels to fold from the laundry. He was glad to help and I was able to do something else. One step (little deletion) at a time…
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