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RE: Week 20: The Proof is in the Pudding
I feel like I’ve heard something similar before. I want to say that Tim Ferris recommends that basic idea in his four or five hour work week book (I can’t remember the exact title).
That sounds like a great habit to consciously practice for an entire month. By the end of the month it will probably be a pretty established part of your lifestyle. I need to put that into practice when it comes to asking for things and communicating plans. I always wait for the right moment, or the quieter moment, or until the kids are’t around, but more often than not it doesn’t work out.
I am the same way! I like to wait for opportune moments, but sometimes that moment never occurs and my communication is stuck in my head. Must be where a lot of my anxiety stems from - all those important thoughts that I'm keeping organized until the right time to let them out hahaha.
I think like the one minute rule, if things can be said, they probably should be at the first opportunity. I’ll work on that this week.
Let me know what you think! At first it makes me feel crazy, but as the day goes on I appreciate it.