When I'm working on a project,
I try to mentally divide it up into doable sections.
I never have large segments
of time to just sew.
So I gather small slices of time through
out the day and
try and get my quota done.
A typical day is NOT
completing the planned part
and
then moving it forward to another time.
As Scarlet says, "There's always another day".
I don't put pressure on myself.
But sometimes I do finish what I've had planned!
Then I'm in a quandary.
Do I do tomorrow's, today?
Or do enjoy a serendipity moment?
Does that make sense?
What I mean is,
do I keep going forward on the project of the day
knowing that I have more days
when I don't get what I want accomplished
so for a moment I would be ahead
or
do I celebrate the fact
that I completed my stint for the day
and can work on something I hadn't expected to?
What's your approach?
To be honest,
I usually take the first road, but
yesterday I took the path least traveled
and it was a nice thing.
Until Next Time-
I would start on tomorrow's today. I try to set reasonable goals and then go beyond them when planning stitching projects. But that is me.
ReplyDeleteI usually keep going if I have the groove on :) Beautiful block! Has that baby of your's had her beautiful baby yet? Hope so, it sure is hot out.
ReplyDeleteI'm mostly a "keep going" kind of girl. I'm rarely "in the groove" and when I am it's best to take advantage. You never know when life is going to get in the way - and it always does.
ReplyDeletewell I probably would move on to something else as a reward for finishing what i had planned for today!
ReplyDeletenever want to be bored ! and love seeing progress on multiple projects!
have fun
Kathie