You do something from your list which aligns with your goals. I don't care what it is, but you do something. I also don't care how small that something is. Remember the example above? A written novel was one of those goals. Let's say 10 PM hits, you're about to jump in bed, and you haven't done anything. What do you do? You write one sentence, at the least. Maybe you can eke out a paragraph, or even a page.

Let's say it was one sentence. There, you avoided a Zero Day. It's that fucking simple. Seriously. Two very distinct things happen when you pull this off: <ol><li>You feel pretty damn good about yourself, because no matter how small, you stayed on track. </li><li>You're that much closer to your goal. </li> </ol>Voila, done. Yes, that easy. Not a trick.

We like games. Video games, board games, cell phone games, and unfortunately relationship games. There's a really popular mental game we play with ourselves, too. It goes something like this: let's see how much we can put off in the shortest amount of time.

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