2164: Staying Motivated to Work on the Road by Leo Babauta of Zen Habits on Building Discipline...
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Episode 2164:
Leo Babauta reports from two weeks into a travel experiment in which he deliberately left his work undone so he would have to do it on the road. He describes four things that kept him working: refusing to give himself a choice, using a public challenge for accountability, having people who expect the work, and finishing early so the rest of the day is free of it. He closes with the observation that fitting his normal workload into a short window while traveling suggests how much time he wastes at home.
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Quotes to ponder:
"Work is something I'm going to do, non-negotiable, just like I'm going to do the basic duties of being a parent, without question."
"I have to be on task, be sharp, get it done, and then I have the luxury of not thinking about work for the rest of the day."
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