Procrastination is something most of us practice, until we get it right.
Yesterday, I was procrastinating sending an email to people about the upcoming release of my live album The Singing Therapist — Live at the Lilypad. I seem to practice procrastination regarding actions where I am afraid I might make a mistake, not have the answer to possible questions, might be bothering people, and anything that feels unfamiliar or arduous.
Do you see procrastination in my images for today?
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I haven’t written a song about procrastination yet, so here is a TED talk about it.
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Thanks to all who overcame procrastination to read this procrastination post, including YOU!
I try to make my therapy groups a good place for people to share whether or not they are in a good place.
People will sometimes start the group by admitting that they are not in a good place. By the end of the group, they seem to be in a better place, just knowing they are not alone.
The hospital is a good place for me to do my therapy groups in person on Mondays. The rest of the week, my home is a good place to do my virtual groups.
It’s difficult for me to see the USA as a good place these days.
I try to get into a good place before I check my INR, since so many things affect it, including my mood.
This seems like a good place to share my photos for the day.
The ferry is a good place for me to start my Mondays. A patient told me about a good place — Ponyhenge in Lincoln, MAThis is a good place I need to visit. I told my patient about a good place nearby that honors Amelia Earhart. I need to find a good place for this calendar in my new, shared office. The ferry is a good place to be at the end of my workday. A Tesla is a good place for these bumper stickers.
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Here’s what I find when I search for “a good place” on YouTube.
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The comments section is a good place for you to express any thoughts and feelings about this post.
Thanks to all those who make a good place better, including YOU!
Some people feel it’s impossible to blog daily for over five years. I believe it would have been impossible for me to face the world as effectively as I have since January 1, 2013 without this blog.