Procrastination

Often I procrastinate over starting big or tedious projects, though once I start, I tend to stay on them relentlessly. One reason for this is that an undwindling list of to-do items that can sometimes grow to over 100 entries, many of them important. If I can quickly knock off ten of them I can reduce that list. If I start a big project then I reduce it by only one, and not for a long time, while other things continue to be added to it.

Having said that, it’s time for me to tear apart my home office to install the uninterruptible power supply, two new printers, a keyboard and mouse on my file server, connect my scanner that has lain idle for over two years, and also  attach some new speakers to my main workstation, a stack of stuff that has been accumulating since mid-April.

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