Last summer didn’t count. We couldn’t go anywhere, do anything, see anyone. Already, this summer is making up for lost time. We’re going everywhere, doing everything, seeing everyone. But save a tear, please, for the online lives we’re about to leave behind. Not abandon completely. But shrink. So take the time to connect to these alleyways before you abandon your laptop or phone for the summer outdoors.
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Love the woke birdwatching! The scary thing is some people will not read it as humour. To quote Dr. Thompson, “When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro.”
Thank you for sharing your thoughts on how to make the most out of the summer season. Your suggestions for staying focused and productive during this time of year are incredibly valuable. It's easy to get sidetracked and lose motivation, but your tips provide a great roadmap for staying on track.
For those of us who struggle with procrastination, it can be especially challenging to stay productive. That's why I recommend checking out this helpful article on how to stop procrastinating: https://productive.fish/blog/how-to-stop-procrastinating/ . It provides actionable tips and advice for overcoming procrastination and achieving your goals. Thanks again for the great insights and helpful advice!
Love the woke birdwatching! The scary thing is some people will not read it as humour. To quote Dr. Thompson, “When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro.”