GEt it Done When You Have to Find a New Roommate!

Ok, I have to concentration… I have a task to do

My wonderful roommates moved out at the same time. I am sad to see them go, though the moves were good ideas on their part- one moved in with his girlfriend and the other went to New Orleans to build low income houses. But at the same time? In this economy! I have had some worried thoughts about that. Not because I can’t rent the room- I can. It’s the steps of getting the new roommate. There is a lot to do that has to be done on time. Thank heavens I am doing better today- but I find myself sitting because I’m not sure where to start. I am such an ADD baby!

I just have to get up and get started. Nothing gets done from a chair. Nothing gets done when I don’t have a plan. I called my mom. She is going to help straighten the back yard. I am now going to go through each room at a time so that I don’t go back and forth on projects.

I write about this rather boring topic because it’s a situation everyone gets in when they have a lot to do in life. I need to be writing, but I also want a companionable roommate. So I do this work first and then the work I have to do later. This is a tough enough situation that I wrote a whole book about it! Get it Done When You’re Depressed. I’m thinking of the tips in the book and I’m choosing which ones to use right now.

Julie

PS: We don’t have to want to do something to get things done. We don’t even have to feel good about getting things done. We just have to do things.

1 comment to GEt it Done When You Have to Find a New Roommate!

  • Terry Andrews

    Have been reading your book “Getting it done..” for the past few months and have wanted to tell you what a valuable tool it is for someone who struggles with being overwhelmed with the Having suffered from bouts of depression for most of my life, I have researched everything I could to make this area of my life manageable. I felt that I finally had found methods that really work. I do need to review them often, but more times than not I can break my paralysis and move on. Thank you so very much for sharing your knowledge in such a compassionate and effective manner.