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		<title>By: uberVU - social comments</title>
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		<title>By: Seth</title>
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		<description>Hello Peter, welcome back. Your rigid determination not to follow a routine&#039;&#039; made me laugh, sorry if it was inappropriate. 

Maybe you could set daily word count goals, make that part of your routine. I do better when I am for 2,000 words a day rather than just 2 hours of writing. In fact, daily word counts are a part of my routine. I finish a lot sooner and have more time to screw off. Break that 70,000 word thesis into small chunks, chapters, sections, however you want to organize it. 

Aside from that, I hear there are great advances in gene therapy. Wonder if they have one for determination and willpower...

Best of luck!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hello Peter, welcome back. Your rigid determination not to follow a routine&#8221; made me laugh, sorry if it was inappropriate. </p>
<p>Maybe you could set daily word count goals, make that part of your routine. I do better when I am for 2,000 words a day rather than just 2 hours of writing. In fact, daily word counts are a part of my routine. I finish a lot sooner and have more time to screw off. Break that 70,000 word thesis into small chunks, chapters, sections, however you want to organize it. </p>
<p>Aside from that, I hear there are great advances in gene therapy. Wonder if they have one for determination and willpower&#8230;</p>
<p>Best of luck!</p>
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		<title>By: Peter Roberts</title>
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		<description>But how on earth do you keep to a routine even for a day when your determination and willpower gene was removed at birth? I have a routine mindmap; every day I look at it and every day I do something else instead: my actual routine is driven by a rigid determination not to follow my routine. Only a frighteningly imminent and real deadline forces me to write. If it&#039;s not real and not imminent, I drift away thinking there is plenty of time. Which is fine for a twenty minute talk; for a 70,000 word thesis it is becoming problematic. Any ideas?</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>But how on earth do you keep to a routine even for a day when your determination and willpower gene was removed at birth? I have a routine mindmap; every day I look at it and every day I do something else instead: my actual routine is driven by a rigid determination not to follow my routine. Only a frighteningly imminent and real deadline forces me to write. If it&#8217;s not real and not imminent, I drift away thinking there is plenty of time. Which is fine for a twenty minute talk; for a 70,000 word thesis it is becoming problematic. Any ideas?</p>
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