Pretty good day. Not much on the organizational front.

Steve left a nice message re: the Jack Welch book.

Did not get any phone numbers from LA Works Day. Had fun, however. Don't know why didn't really get to meet Ann Burroughs.

Pretty good day.

I am excited that I am inputting this today, that I have been keeping up on this, on making my lunch, on setting out my clothes the night before, transcribing the tr daily, working out of my organizer, etc., etc.

Things so far are good. I read parts of the Hallowell book which is also great.

Reasonably good day. Packed my lunch, put out my clothes, Finished washing dishes, etc., etc.

Did a good bit of reading on add and ocd. Also thought my book on the War of Art is fabulous. What scares you you should go towards.

I did briefly talk with the girl from Toyota. She is sooo hot. She has read hair and is in great shape. We briefly talked about her phone problems. Thast was great.

Also did some stuff at home on the computer and trasnscribed my tr notes onto my organizer.

All is reasonably good.

Pretty good day yesterday. Laid out my clothes, read three chapters of numbers book (numbers and business) which helped me realize that there's really two parts that I need to learn when it comes to accounting and finance. One, why is it and two, how is it done. Much of the why is it I know but the how it is done I need to learn.

I also used my tr to go through the books which was great. I checked out my next door neighbor who isn't bad looking. I emailed Andrea and moved my to do's one day. And I'm pretty much keeping up with things. I also heard more from the French women and fat tape.

Great day yesterday. Leaving work at a reasonable hour helped alot. Doing a few things in the car, shopping, having a reasonable plan, having the tools to do the job. All these things helped a great deal.

I need to keep it up. Continue using organizer page, continue leaving work at a reasonable hour, and so on.

So-so weekend. It so helps to have things to do on Sunday. I need to schedule myself every Sunday morning, no matter what.