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<\/p>\nI’ve already told you about my obsession with metallics, well, here’s another one: embellished tights. I swear I feel like I’m getting younger. I’m starting to get enamored with anything sparkly. Soon you’ll see me clutching stuffed teddy bears, pretending it’s the latest fashion craze\u2026hmm\u2026<\/p>\n
Life update time! My 2017 work method is working out splendidly! On any typical day, I have roughly two months worth of blog posts scheduled, along with social media. This preparedness is as good as it gets. The biggest help in this super-advanced scheduling is the batching method I’ve been using<\/a>. I dedicate every day to a particular blogging-related task. I do all my writing of articles on one day, without worrying about graphics or anything else. Graphics is an entirely separate day.<\/p>\n I recently took a trip to Aspen and found that my anxiety was close to non-existent because I knew I’m done with all the work. It’s brilliant.<\/p>\n This clear separation helps me focus and produce a lot more content than I normally would. It also keeps me a lot more motivated because it doesn’t feel like I have to do everything at once. If you haven’t tried this yet, I highly suggest you do. The biggest way you’ll succeed doing this, however, is making sure you do the assignments on the day they’re assigned. Try not to skip too many days. Even if you don’t feel like doing that day’s task, just pick up another batch day that you might feel like doing. That way it ensures you’re doing SOMETHING every day.<\/p>\n <\/p>\nWhat I’m Wearing:<\/h4>\n