slow abstraction
Slowly making progress on organizing.. Well, everything.
After setting up win7 on the new laptop, ive been figuring out where to store what on desktop and laptop.
This sounds very boring, but what it is for me is clearing out things I dont need at hand and focusing down onto the things that I do. By reducing this cluttered space, I can actually use the things at hand without being overwhelmed by everything that.. Isnt at hand.
Theres a million little quality of life things I'd like to do-- create a mood chart for my journal, track return to working out, and other such matters.
And as it continues on, then keep up with progress on the various projects I have in mind. Language study. Certification study. I'll be getting much more serious about all this. Its essential. Imperative.
I have to keep a close track on these ideas as they come because they truly do slip through my fingers like sand at times, but if I can keep that up, I can keep the rest of it up, too.
All of this is digital, but in the manual world, I want to put a heavier focus on more frequently doing art, and using up the myriad supplies I've accumulated. I recently put up another shelf that helps hold the overflow-- when it was too cluttered, it was nearly inaccessible as a result. But with that out of the way, I can access it.
As of right now, I'm trying to figure out what it is that makes me hesitate so much about my workspace. Its not a place I want to go, and I'm trying to figure out why that is. It shouldn't be quite this esoteric, but something is making me reluctant to enter that zone and I'd like to figure out why.