Boredom is Scary
I can’t do my usual workout routine this morning since I am not feeling well—even securing a record-breaking 11% recovery score in my app. I am frantically trying to keep myself busy or else I will lose my marbles. ADHD is very unkind, as this feels similar to physical pain. The best way I could begin to describe it is that I want to unzip my skin and step away from my body from the sheer discomfort of existing in it.
So far, I’ve worked on the Wiggle Work site, updated our wiki, and organized my upcoming priorities for the group. A couple of upcoming events I’m most excited about are a new channel called deep-dive where we will focus on a single topic for an entire month, and our annual winter writing challenge.
For work, I’ve been plugging away at new YupGup messaging and a new site. We’ve shifted our focus and audience substantially, yet this is not really reflected in our language. Realistically, I believe I can complete these foundational brand messages this weekend.
I’ll also head to the library to place some book holds and write a couple of cards to Ben’s school. His new school has been life changing for him and the family. He is getting straight As in math and has joined a leadership team. I can’t begin to express how grateful I am to them, but I want to try.
Finally, I have baking to do. This list should keep the boredom monster away, for now.