Loftwings and Demons

 I think it helps me do things if I make more specific plans than just 'work on X task'.  Also if I make these specific plans in advance of performing them.  For example, instead of thinking 'I should make food now' which often just ends in me eating preprepared foods, leftovers, or snacks I don't have to cook, if I think 'I'm going to make tortillas', it's easier for me to actually do the task.  Also, if I break the task up into steps like 'first I need to get a bowl' and work on each of those tasks one at a time it's easier for me.  Also easier if I can work on part of a task one day and continue it later, for example 'I'll mix the dry ingredients together now and continue tomorrow'.

Today I accomplished some stuff that truly seemed like it would be incredibly difficult when I woke up. In fact it only proceeded to become more ridiculously dubious and it seemed that literally everything was going wrong. But I not only accomplished it, I did a pretty good job of it. Wish I could be that on top of things all the time.