Thank you Francis, that is something to remember from time to time.
I started running mid 2021 and realized recently that this routine of going out, exercice and observe the "outside" (nature, neighborhood, etc.) is very important for my baseline now. If I don't have my "sessions", I'm less open and a little bit grumpy. But when I do get those moments, I come to my desk with more motivation and creativity. The Do Walk book helped me frame this. I know you loved it too. 🤓
my studio is in my attic, it is a dedicated space but for some reason getting there is a huge challenge! so when you said "I feel like there are so many things to do, like the laundry, cleaning the kitchen, etc.
At the end of the day, I feel frustrated because I did not really have the chance to have time for myself." - i understood
i work outside of the home during the week, so when i am home on the evenings and weekends i tend to do everything else except go into my studio :|
i also cycle (which i love) so i am wondering if i leave the house, go on a bike ride and then come back and go straight to my studio if this would work?
When I worked from home, I could not start the day just showing up at my desk. I always needed to go out first. For a walk or a run. Then I could start working.
Thank you Francis, that is something to remember from time to time.
I started running mid 2021 and realized recently that this routine of going out, exercice and observe the "outside" (nature, neighborhood, etc.) is very important for my baseline now. If I don't have my "sessions", I'm less open and a little bit grumpy. But when I do get those moments, I come to my desk with more motivation and creativity. The Do Walk book helped me frame this. I know you loved it too. 🤓
Yes I totally see that. And this is exactly what I said above to Tania. Going out first thing in the day really fuels the mind and the creativity.
I'll try to do it more often early morning 👍
my studio is in my attic, it is a dedicated space but for some reason getting there is a huge challenge! so when you said "I feel like there are so many things to do, like the laundry, cleaning the kitchen, etc.
At the end of the day, I feel frustrated because I did not really have the chance to have time for myself." - i understood
i work outside of the home during the week, so when i am home on the evenings and weekends i tend to do everything else except go into my studio :|
i also cycle (which i love) so i am wondering if i leave the house, go on a bike ride and then come back and go straight to my studio if this would work?
something to try :)
When I worked from home, I could not start the day just showing up at my desk. I always needed to go out first. For a walk or a run. Then I could start working.
Great advice!
Thanks Jason :)