Anyone else feeling complacent

blacklilly

So I'm in work but honestly don't feel like working, don't usually feel like this and I've so much to do literally don't know where to start but feel rather calm about it all.

BOHtox

I have full confidence in Governor Romney going forward!

Hande hoche!

BOHtox wrote: »

I have full confidence in Governor Romney going forward!

He had an easy job after McCain fixed that whole recession business.

RossyG

No, I don't feel complacent.

I do, however, feel a tad rascally.

Shryke

blacklilly wrote: »

So I'm in work but honestly don't feel like working, don't usually feel like this and I've so much to do literally don't know where to start but feel rather calm about it all.

A placid deer standing in the middle of a road in the dark.

saiint

YORE MA

well worth it
see ya lads:pac:

blacklilly

RossyG wrote: »

No, I don't feel complacent.

I do, however, feel a tad rascally.

Rascally is now my word of the day, maybe even word of the week

You're likely calm because you've put up a mental block. When the reality hits that you've actually done sweet FA and the pile is getting bigger, that calmness will turn to stress and it ain't worth it.

Break what you have to do down into tiny little pieces and just start it. Decide what the most important things are, then out of those, decide what's the most urgent and start with that.

Death and Taxes

saiint wrote: »

YORE MA
well worth it
see ya lads:pac:

Well , this should be fun:D

UCDVet

Sounds like you don't like your job. Life is too short, I'd recommend you quit.

Death and Taxes

blacklilly wrote: »

Rascally is now my word of the day, maybe even word of the week

So you are filled with Rascalliousness:)

Sorcha16

Meh

blacklilly

UCDVet wrote: »

Sounds like you don't like your job. Life is too short, I'd recommend you quit.

I love my job 55% of the time

Sorcha16

blacklilly wrote: »

I love my job 55% of the time

How did you arrive at that statistic? More dossing?

UCDVet

blacklilly wrote: »

I love my job 55% of the time

45% is a lot of time to not love your job.

blacklilly

Sorcha16 wrote: »

How did you arrive at that statistic? More dossing?

No I compiled a formulated spreadsheet and rated my happiness at different points of the day, I then correlated this with my mean (average) state of well being and the result was 55%

Death and Taxes

blacklilly wrote: »

No I compiled a formulated spreadsheet and rated my happiness at different points of the day, I then correlated this with my mean (average) state of well being and the result was 55%

Which part of the public service did you say you were employed by?:D

blacklilly

WileyCoyote wrote: »

Which part of the public service did you say you were employed by?:D

I can only dream

sfwcork

isnt this is what cuppa soup was invented for?

jester77

blacklilly wrote: »

So I'm in work but honestly don't feel like working, don't usually feel like this and I've so much to do literally don't know where to start but feel rather calm about it all.

How would you feel if your boss said I don't feel like working and doing out the payroll?

Nodin

blacklilly wrote: »

So I'm in work but honestly don't feel like working, don't usually feel like this and I've so much to do literally don't know where to start but feel rather calm about it all.

You have become enlightened as regards the importance of what you do in the greater scheme of things - a bit of workplace zen. Well done.

blacklilly

jester77 wrote: »

How would you feel if your boss said I don't feel like working and doing out the payroll?

My boss employs someone to do that so it'll never happen

Sorcha16

blacklilly wrote: »

No I compiled a formulated spreadsheet and rated my happiness at different points of the day, I then correlated this with my mean (average) state of well being and the result was 55%

60% of the time, it works every time!

9959

Deleted User wrote: »

You're likely calm because you've put up a mental block. When the reality hits that you've actually done sweet FA and the pile is getting bigger, that calmness will turn to stress and it ain't worth it.

Break what you have to do down into tiny little pieces and just start it. Decide what the most important things are, then out of those, decide what's the most urgent and start with that.

Yes the "pile is getting bigger" for he's over halfway through assembling a vast but intricate scale model of a shopping centre in Adamstown, and you're recommending that he breaks what he has "down into tiny little pieces".
That's hardly the best advice.

9959

9959 wrote: »

That's hardly the best advice.

This is hardly the best place for advice :cool:





(I didn't LOL but I did smile!)

ChopShop

I will never become complacent.

JohnMarston

Anyone else feeling complacent

<shrugs> ...eh

blacklilly

How come I never fall flat on my face when no one is looking?

Death and Taxes

When it comes to complacency I'm totally ambivalent:D