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Put yourself first

People that are considerate of others, to the point of putting others before themselves often end up feeling let down. This occurs when they base their expectations of how others should be on themselves. But not everyone is as considerate as you might be. Not everyone thinks about how other people may be impacted. Sometimes … Continue reading Put yourself first →

thedailygemm Ideas, Self-reflection Leave a comment Oct 4, 2021 1 Minute

It’s not that important

Sometimes things that aren't that important get dressed up to be the most important thing in the world. You react by getting overwhelmed and stressed. This effects you're sleep, general mood and how you interact with others. As much as you want to feel good within you're body, you can't help but sacrifice that for … Continue reading It’s not that important →

thedailygemm Ideas Leave a comment May 21, 2021 1 Minute

Commitment to the writing practise

My favourite thing about this blog is that I'm driven by my commitment to writing more than anything else. If I write something that gets 1 view, I'm just glad that I committed to writing something another day. If I write something that gets 102 views, I'm glad that a bigger number of people got … Continue reading Commitment to the writing practise →

thedailygemm Blogging, Writing Leave a comment Dec 27, 2020Jan 1, 2021 1 Minute

Prioritise the solution

When you have a problem that you're working to overcome, where do you focus your efforts? Often we end up priotising the problem because we think we need to assess, analyse, dissect and understand every little bit of it before we can move forward. However, it turns out that you're much better off prioritising the … Continue reading Prioritise the solution →

thedailygemm Uncategorized Leave a comment Nov 13, 2020 1 Minute

How to make more time

It's as simple as assessing how you spend your time and prioritising what matters. YouTube, twitter, Instagram, Netflix, Amazon prime or maybe even tv are all leeches of time. There's nothing wrong with them in moderation but how many times have you opened Instagram and found yourself scrolling 30 minutes later with no real recollection … Continue reading How to make more time →

thedailygemm Social Media Leave a comment Jun 28, 2019Jan 1, 2021 1 Minute

Caught up

There's probably around 1-3 things that are priority but 101 things that you could be doing. So of course you do the 101 things that aren't particularly important and spend the day flitting between them all. But then later comes, the things you should have been doing are now even more urgent than they were … Continue reading Caught up →

thedailygemm Uncategorized Leave a comment May 27, 2019May 27, 2019 1 Minute

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