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On a less melodramatic and more practical note:
I have an almost complete paralysis of action at the moment. If I'm alerted to things I am quite capable of doing them, but left to my own devices I shut down almost entirely. I tend to spend my days naked and indoors, sitting at the computer. Simple tasks like washing and shopping are beyond me. It is the initation that is the problem; once a task is initiated I can complete it just fine, but I find it very hard to initiate.
I have an almost complete paralysis of action at the moment. If I'm alerted to things I am quite capable of doing them, but left to my own devices I shut down almost entirely. I tend to spend my days naked and indoors, sitting at the computer. Simple tasks like washing and shopping are beyond me. It is the initation that is the problem; once a task is initiated I can complete it just fine, but I find it very hard to initiate.
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Date: 2006-08-29 11:13 pm (UTC)From:Another suggestion, more radical and less geeky. Is there any medium-term project you've been wanting to do for a while now that you could start doing? Something like learning a language, taking up a sport, visiting another country, and so on. In my case, I'm learning Japanese: it's an ongoing task, so I can see continual evidence of progress, and it was entirely my own idea (not driven by any external interrupts). I've found that taking a medium-term aim and actually doing it can improve your confidence and motivation for the short-term things as well.
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