If the idea is to be aware of your thoughts, then you may want to be careful about those “Today, I WILL do XYZ!” thoughts. In my experience, if something unexpected happens that blocks you, or things take longer than you expect and you can’t get to everything (waaaaay too easy with the ADD-related time-blindness), then you may find yourself disappointed.
Put another way: In my experience, saying that something “will” happen isn’t “positive” thinking: it’s wishful thinking. =D; Things can be goals, but you don’t want to assume it’s done before it actually is done.
infranscia over 2 years ago
If the idea is to be aware of your thoughts, then you may want to be careful about those “Today, I WILL do XYZ!” thoughts. In my experience, if something unexpected happens that blocks you, or things take longer than you expect and you can’t get to everything (waaaaay too easy with the ADD-related time-blindness), then you may find yourself disappointed.
Put another way: In my experience, saying that something “will” happen isn’t “positive” thinking: it’s wishful thinking. =D; Things can be goals, but you don’t want to assume it’s done before it actually is done.
cat19632001 over 2 years ago
“What does that mean to me?”
Come on, most of us are usually thinking this but only cats come right out and meow it.
FreyjaRN Premium Member over 2 years ago
That was Zen, this is meow.
prrdh over 2 years ago
“Today I’m going to get all my laundry washed, dried, liberally sprinkled with cat hair, and put away.”
P.S. Yay! Oxford comma!
crazeekatlady over 2 years ago
I’m doing my laundry today as well. They have to wait until I use or don the washed and dried item before they can decorate liberally with cat hair!
Civ6fan over 2 years ago
seems like fun…
over 2 years ago
Good thinking, Mittens.