Work More Efficiently, By Taking Time Away From Work.

Work More Efficiently, By Taking Time Away From Work. 07/04/2010

Reg with the Arrow Tail Dart he caught tonight. Always lots happening at our place :-). I could not write my blogs if it was not for our interesting lifestyle.

"Wisdom is the power to put our time and our knowledge to the proper use"

Thomas John Watson (1874-1956), founder of IBM

We have all been there, had something to do and we cannot get started. A friend has a prototype 37c, review to write and cannot make a start. Writers Block. She has been writing at the desk for days, I don't think more coffee will help, but taking a break from the job might be the best solution.
This blogger also has another blogger who copies hew work, this does not seem to happen, to me, I think because I travel. One day I post my blog from Cardwell, about the view, across to the islands then I am posting about the Dart fish that Reg just caught. It’s a little hard for anyone to copy me unless they followed me around in a caravan lol,J and then they would have to be prepared to throw on a pair of sneakers and run a couple of kilometres after me, do a weights class and come swim for another couple of Kilometers. It isn't so easy to be copied when your life is as diverse in interests, as mine is.

What I am suggesting, to bloggers and writers who are stressed by the work, stressed that other bloggers might be plagiarising their material, is to take some recreation time out. This always results in fresh stimulating work, new photo opportunities you can use to illustrate your blog posts and you are not needing to have lists of ideas, of what to write about, like, 'Meatless Monday,' 'Tidy it, Tuesday' and so forth, the ideas for writing just flow faster, stimulated by life experience, faster than you can write them down.

Go onJ, love yourself, take a day off from writing anytime you feel stale, preferably even before then, and go look at all nature has to offer and you will never be short of material to write, never bored in your life and you will stay enthused about your blog/blogs.

Yes there are problems, we all have them, but try to make life fun for yourself and those you love. Write about that fun. I have read so many 'how to write a better blog', lists and not one mentioned, 'living and loving your life'.

Go on, have some fun and share it through your blog. I bet it works better in stimulating your readership than most of the other networking tools you learn and need to apply while stuck in front of the computer.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Getting_Things_Done