Comments on: Reschooling Tool #11: Get Stuff Done While You’re Healthy http://www.reschoolyourself.com/reschooling-tool-11-get-stuff-done-while-youre-healthy Reliving my schooling. Rebooting my life. Fri, 10 Feb 2012 12:41:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Margaret http://www.reschoolyourself.com/reschooling-tool-11-get-stuff-done-while-youre-healthy#comment-2387 Margaret Sun, 21 Dec 2008 16:41:37 +0000 http://www.reschoolyourself.com/?p=1718#comment-2387 "Sometimes it takes a sudden physical limitation to remind you that most of the time, you’re perfectly capable of doing things and are blocked only by obstacles that exist in your mind." Key phrase: you are perfectly capable...blocked only by... your mind! Obviously your brain is bored, so it thinks up mischief to amuse itself at your expense! lol... hope it heals quickly :-) “Sometimes it takes a sudden physical limitation to remind you that most of the time, you’re perfectly capable of doing things and are blocked only by obstacles that exist in your mind.”
Key phrase: you are perfectly capable…blocked only by… your mind! Obviously your brain is bored, so it thinks up mischief to amuse itself at your expense! lol… hope it heals quickly :-)

]]> By: Darren http://www.reschoolyourself.com/reschooling-tool-11-get-stuff-done-while-youre-healthy#comment-2272 Darren Mon, 15 Dec 2008 23:32:49 +0000 http://www.reschoolyourself.com/?p=1718#comment-2272 Glad you're okay! Whenever I'm frustrated or anxious, it causes me to make slips that I normally wouldn't. That's when the frustration hits a tipping point where the only recourse is to throw up my hands, do something to clear my head, and come back fresh. Conversely, last weekend I was feeling relaxed and watching the Saints while I was working on replacing a window pane in the apartment. What was a highly dangerous operation (smashing out old shards of glass from the frame, removing all the glass, handling the new pane, etc.) went off without a hitch. Glad you’re okay!

Whenever I’m frustrated or anxious, it causes me to make slips that I normally wouldn’t. That’s when the frustration hits a tipping point where the only recourse is to throw up my hands, do something to clear my head, and come back fresh.

Conversely, last weekend I was feeling relaxed and watching the Saints while I was working on replacing a window pane in the apartment. What was a highly dangerous operation (smashing out old shards of glass from the frame, removing all the glass, handling the new pane, etc.) went off without a hitch.

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