I'll take a call, and then...
I'll wait...
And wait...
And wait...
.... and wait.
And when I check the clock...
... I've only clocked in a few hours ago.
AH!
I decided to give myself a menial activity to do to help me keep my sanity.
At my job, I take notes with each and every call. Down in the lower corner, I began writing out time intervals for every 30 minutes. Here's what it will look like for me:
It looks ridiculous, and maybe it is. In any case, I do this every morning before I clock in. And as each hour passes, I can cross off another time.
It's an activity that serves multiple purposes. It helps me keep a grasp on reality, realizing that 8 1/2 hours is not an eternity. It also gives me a chance to look forward to crossing off each interval as it passes. Both purposes serve as distractions and helps qualm any anxiety that may develop.
Why Do I Do This?
I struggle with being in a normal office, and I hate the idea of giving 8 1/2 hours of my time doing something that isn't my passion. While I am working towards removing myself from this part of mainstream society, I still need to keep a job to keep a roof over our head. Until the time comes along where I can kiss this part of my life goodbye, I'll be constantly inventing new, simple, and utterly ridiculous things to make the days pass even faster until I reach the life I dream of rather than the one I dread.
Why Do I Do This?
I struggle with being in a normal office, and I hate the idea of giving 8 1/2 hours of my time doing something that isn't my passion. While I am working towards removing myself from this part of mainstream society, I still need to keep a job to keep a roof over our head. Until the time comes along where I can kiss this part of my life goodbye, I'll be constantly inventing new, simple, and utterly ridiculous things to make the days pass even faster until I reach the life I dream of rather than the one I dread.
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