Splash No. 150 - Consistency and Change

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Subscribe Past Issues RSS Translate View this email in your browser Consistency and Change Starting in middle school, I was a self-help freak, spending countless hours reading different productivity blogs and trying out different methods like flavors of ice cream. Ask me about any system and I’ve either tried or it thought about it in-depth. Pomodoro system? Big fan. Bullet journaling? Tried it. Trello boards? I got dozens of them. However, as an 8th grader, I didn’t necessarily have any pressing tasks that I needed to get done, or really any reason to be doing anything at all. It wasn’t until college that I was able to stop reading about productivity and actually started being productive, blocking every hour of my day while trying to discover what I was going to do with my life. Before college, I had spent so much time before trying different approaches that I’d never focused enough on a singular system to actually get results out of it. Only when I was able to find consistency w

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Splash No. 150 - Consistency and Change

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