Relax without a guilty conscience
When you have countless open loops in your life, you will never be able to relax.
- Define exactly what you need to do. In blogging, it could be getting a certain traffic volume or sustaining a certain posting rate.
- Define exactly what you will commit to. There will always be more to do. Close the ends by defining the amount you are willing to commit to.
- Define exactly the tasks that need to be done. Make a to-do list for each day and week.
- When you've finished, stop and enjoy your time off.
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