/lit/ - Literature

>I don't seed a forest for the trees

>>20866344
It is what I meant. I am trying to write a confusing dialogue where the speaker just assumes everyone knows, but he's actually just rambling or contradicting himself

Are there any other tricks for this?

>>20704263
Kek every time

>>20636768
To add onto this, there are only 24 hours in a day. There are 168 hours in a week. There are only 8760 hours in a year.

Every second wasted. Every minute wasted. Every hour wasted slowly compounds into a larger span of time. It can turn into years or decades.

Every task left unfinished, you will have to eventually confront in the future. Unless it magically goes away. Every seemingly big goal is actually a collection of small tasks. Order turns into disorder. Your environment slowly gets messier, bills pile up, your list of books to read gets bigger.

That's why it's important you start tracking your time now. Break everything up into smaller tasks. Time yourself on anything, give yourself 10 minutes. It has to be specific. Time yourself when you clean. Time yourself when you do the laundry. Time yourself for every chore. Time yourself to read a couple pages of a book. Even if it feels too big right now, remember it'll only take you 10 minutes to complete most small tasks.

Godmode: Time yourself when you waste time.

>>20627332
Also just gonna add. You have to set a timer and track every small task you complete. This will recondition you back into a daily schedule

>>20615388
Or don't believe me then, I guess

Mr meatbag

>>20615161
>dad losing his memory
>been fucking with him a lot
>always visit him at the nursing home
>pretend to be him from the future
>had to stop before he lost it completely