Comments on: Try not to think about it http://incrementalthought.com/?p=96 Being there, doing that. Wed, 11 Aug 2010 21:20:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Stephanie http://incrementalthought.com/?p=96&cpage=1#comment-2679 Stephanie Sun, 31 Jan 2010 04:33:19 +0000 http://incrementalthought.com/?p=96#comment-2679 For me, the fear of failure disguises itself all to easily as ‘perfectionism’. How many times have I procrastinated, or even abandoned ideas altogether simply because I just knew the end result wouldn’t be as ‘perfect’ as I thought it could be.____I totally deal with that!!! I'm definitely learning to push through though. It will take some time to relearn "how to think" where this is concerned but it really is fascinating! For me, the fear of failure disguises itself all to easily as ‘perfectionism’. How many times have I procrastinated, or even abandoned ideas altogether simply because I just knew the end result wouldn’t be as ‘perfect’ as I thought it could be.____I totally deal with that!!! I'm definitely learning to push through though. It will take some time to relearn "how to think" where this is concerned but it really is fascinating!

]]> By: Cori http://incrementalthought.com/?p=96&cpage=1#comment-2677 Cori Sat, 30 Jan 2010 17:32:31 +0000 http://incrementalthought.com/?p=96#comment-2677 I was just thinking about those particular words of Paul last night. I'm not sure if truer words have ever been spoken. It happens in every part of my life. I want to spend time working on stuff for the aftercare home that's being built here in Sacramento for girls rescued from prostitution -- and instead I watch "Win a Date with Tad Hamilton." I want to eat healthily -- and instead I hit the In 'n' Out on my way home. I want to listen to the sermon I missed a few weeks ago -- and instead I play around on Facebook for an hour. And the whole time I'm thinking, "many I wish I was doing what I'm not doing." Gah. I was just thinking about those particular words of Paul last night. I'm not sure if truer words have ever been spoken. It happens in every part of my life. I want to spend time working on stuff for the aftercare home that's being built here in Sacramento for girls rescued from prostitution — and instead I watch "Win a Date with Tad Hamilton." I want to eat healthily — and instead I hit the In 'n' Out on my way home. I want to listen to the sermon I missed a few weeks ago — and instead I play around on Facebook for an hour. And the whole time I'm thinking, "many I wish I was doing what I'm not doing." Gah.

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