30-day Song Challenge Day 6: The theme song for your life
Well hey, look at that. My blog title seems to be somewhere in this song. I guess that makes it my theme song. :)
Monday, April 11, 2011
Sunday, April 10, 2011
30 Day Song Challenge: Day 5
30-day Song Challenge Day 5: The theme song of your favorite TV show
I wonder how many other people used this one. I'm excited I found the 3-minute version!
I wonder how many other people used this one. I'm excited I found the 3-minute version!
Saturday, April 9, 2011
30 Day Song Challenge: Day 4
30-day Song Challenge Day 4: A song you absolutely have to listen to everyday
Well, I don't have to listen to this everyday, I just usually do.
Well, I don't have to listen to this everyday, I just usually do.
30 Day Song Challenge: Day 3
30-day Song Challenge Day 3: A song that can instantly change your mood
I love this song! I think it's SO cheesy that it's funny, and it really does make me happy.
I love this song! I think it's SO cheesy that it's funny, and it really does make me happy.
Thursday, April 7, 2011
30 Day Song Challenge: Day 2
30-day Song Challenge Day 2:
A song that reminds you of the one you love
A song that reminds you of the one you love
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
30 Day Song Challenge: Day 1
I've decided I really need to do more with my personal blog. So to get myself used to it I'm going to start simple with topics already given to me.
30-day Song Challenge: Day 1
What song did you listen to at work?
This song came up on my Pandora today and I really liked it. It's just my type of music by a band I've never heard before. Gotta love Pandora.
This Providence, My Beautiful Rescue
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Feeling overwhelmed? Read a book.
Have you ever felt like your attention has too many demands to keep up with? Apparently, this has developed into a pretty bid deal. Big enough that there's a new name for it. Divided Attention Disorder (DAD) is taking over the nation. I stumbled across this article while reading the news this morning. And I AGREE. Yes, I did both bold and caps that word because I agree so strongly.
I've been trying to find a balance between my ultra-long to-do list at work, my significantly-long to-do list for school, and my infinite personal to-do list. I've left a couple out of there as well. I always know exactly where my internet-friendly smart-phone and my iTouch are. Most of the same information is scribbled in my Franklin Covey planner as well.
I haven't even talked about how many windows I have open on my computer all day. So many that when I get home from work in the evening I dread booting up my laptop to attack my online grad school homework.
BBC says that all of this constant online communication could be changing the way our brains think. I'm not sure if it is for me or not, since I was raised in the Google generation.
I'm sure I'm misplacing bits and pieces of my life with so many demands rushing through my mind all at once. So how does one overcome this overwhelming need to do everything? Well, I agree with Colm O'Regan's advice to exercise your ability to focus your concentration for more than 10 minutes. He says go read a book. I say, go read this book.
I'm sure I'm not the only one feeling like this. How have you all been handling the pressure?
I've been trying to find a balance between my ultra-long to-do list at work, my significantly-long to-do list for school, and my infinite personal to-do list. I've left a couple out of there as well. I always know exactly where my internet-friendly smart-phone and my iTouch are. Most of the same information is scribbled in my Franklin Covey planner as well.
I haven't even talked about how many windows I have open on my computer all day. So many that when I get home from work in the evening I dread booting up my laptop to attack my online grad school homework.
BBC says that all of this constant online communication could be changing the way our brains think. I'm not sure if it is for me or not, since I was raised in the Google generation.
I'm sure I'm misplacing bits and pieces of my life with so many demands rushing through my mind all at once. So how does one overcome this overwhelming need to do everything? Well, I agree with Colm O'Regan's advice to exercise your ability to focus your concentration for more than 10 minutes. He says go read a book. I say, go read this book.
I'm sure I'm not the only one feeling like this. How have you all been handling the pressure?
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