OOPS... A MATTER OF PERSPECTIVE
Psychologists consider our subjective time sense to be an important part of our personality - some folk are great at immersing themselves in the moment while being poor at admin and planning, others are great at seeing the plan but not in sensually enjoying the moment. Actually, those are the two ends of a somewhat notional spectrum, and we can all learn to switch our perspective more or less consciously.
Said perspective is irrelevant to whether someone is successful in their career, but as a generalization, you'll find that writers (and musicians etc.) are in the live-now-plan-badly group.
Which is a long-winded preamble to an apology to anyone trying to email me at the account on the Contact page... My bad. No admin skills whatsoever. My lovely service provider will be enabling the account forthwith - within the next 24 hours for sure.
Psychologists consider our subjective time sense to be an important part of our personality - some folk are great at immersing themselves in the moment while being poor at admin and planning, others are great at seeing the plan but not in sensually enjoying the moment. Actually, those are the two ends of a somewhat notional spectrum, and we can all learn to switch our perspective more or less consciously.
Said perspective is irrelevant to whether someone is successful in their career, but as a generalization, you'll find that writers (and musicians etc.) are in the live-now-plan-badly group.
Which is a long-winded preamble to an apology to anyone trying to email me at the account on the Contact page... My bad. No admin skills whatsoever. My lovely service provider will be enabling the account forthwith - within the next 24 hours for sure.
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