Congratulations! You’ve already accomplished something this weekend!
Not that constant productivity is the best route to success:
This week I wrote about the routines of highly creative people, and about how, while FBI Special Agents Kim Otto and Carlos Gaspar aren’t artists or musicians, their job requires oodles of creativity.
Based on the chart, it appears some good advice to spur creativity would be to set aside intentional time for Social Activities and Meals.
What Social Activities and/or Meals do you have planned for this weekend or upcoming week?
In my thrillers including Don’t Know Jack, Kim Otto and Carlos Gaspar easily spend most of their 24 daily hours in the “Primary Work” category, which would be hunting for Jack Reacher. Need a refresher on why exactly they are hunting? You’re in luck — I blogged about that this week. To read the explanation, CLICK HERE.
If you’re coming up short in the Social Activities department, here’s an idea. Help spread awareness about the importance of reading.
Scary facts, aren’t they? I challenge you to memorize one of these Surprising Book Facts and share it with someone, face-to-face. Then you can check at least one “Social Activity” off your list.
Don’t forget to leave a comment below and let me know what Social Activities or Meals are on your schedule for the next few days!
Reading some of the 4 books I am reading in different places. I read an ebook on Kindle, a paperback book in my home office, my car and in my office at the club.
This evening (Saturday) I will be playing Hand & Foot (a card game) with my husband and friends.
That is scary, Diane!
My favorite memory from growing up was every Saturday my dad took us to the library and we were allowed to pick 5 books.
My kids do read much but they do read as time permits.
My grandkids do read. The middle ones (age 16 & 14) like to share their favorite authors with Gran.
It is also a fact that kids who were read to or read themselves do much better in school than non-readers!
enjoyed your comments today.