I think I understand. But there is a third condition. Time wasting. Prioritizing to prevent time wasting. For me it boils down to what has to be gets priority, ( for accomplishment ) after comes what I want to get done. Not always in that order. I will put off what has to be done for what I want to do as long as it doesn't affect accomplishment. If there is time to do something fun I will and do the important stuff later. Accomplishment still has priority it just has a different time line. It still gets done. This is different from putting it off indefinitely.
I wanted to some clarity to the beginning of this thread. There is a current video on Youtube showing a family at a baseball game in Taiwan. A father was holding his child in his hands during the baseball game, seated in the stands with his wife.
A baseball flew towards the father, and he appears to discard the child, while attempting to catch the baseball, and then pulls the child back towards him after missing the ball.
There appears to be conflict between the parents, after the incident, although I don't speak Taiwanese.
I felt like the conflicted man, who has instincts(mood changes) but other priorities and sometimes I'm not certain what's right. Also, there's some perfectionism mixed with procrastination.
Last week I was speaking about things I was accomplishing and not accomplishing, and realized that sometimes I don't understand the meaning of "priority".
This morning for example, I searched for a light bulb for half an hour on the internet and locally. I wonder if anybody else wonders sometimes, if they're "on track" or if their daily activities are connected to their goals?
Somehow, I feel my mood changes divert me from my way...it's a good time to plan with it being near the beginning of the year.
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