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		<title>By: Daniel Ritter</title>
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		<dc:creator>Daniel Ritter</dc:creator>
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		<description>For me, it&#039;s being aware of something to which I normally give no thought; the cycle of doing vs reflection. I tend to need more reflection/introspection than I think I do, or really give attention to; but I always spend time on that if I &#039;realize&#039; that mode or not.

When I can be aware of that, and get all that reflection/introspection complete and set aside, it&#039;s THEN that I have the clean slate of that &quot;inbox zero&quot; feeling; all threads are tied, nothing on the plate. Once that&#039;s done, I&#039;m at 100% on &quot;what&#039;s going on Now&quot;, and am ready for that &quot;what&#039;s next&quot; mentality, and all my skills and tools are ready to set &#039;em up and knock &#039;em down, as they say.

Sometimes, it&#039;s a matter of taking the time to do that reflection, other times it&#039;s better a matter of the best way of disengaging that introspection engine; putting those items away for now and jumping the track to get to that &quot;ready to jam&quot; mode. For some reason, music is exactly what does it for me, most times, like you&#039;re saying here.

My office cohort is into hiphop/rap (westcoast, whut.), which works wonders for getting me out of a rut. Left to my own devices, I&#039;m hitting Pandora for Spooky Tooth and related Prog Rock. I&#039;m also very lucky to have a friend that&#039;s into creating music; so I&#039;ve got a small stash of original tunes at hand.. those always take me out of the drudgery and put me in a clean-plate state.

THEN it&#039;s time for &quot;what&#039;s next, what&#039;s next..&quot; and the day is less a disconnected series of issues to wrestle, more of a flow of events that gives momentum to the very satisfying &quot;this is better than it was&quot; devotion.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>For me, it&#8217;s being aware of something to which I normally give no thought; the cycle of doing vs reflection. I tend to need more reflection/introspection than I think I do, or really give attention to; but I always spend time on that if I &#8216;realize&#8217; that mode or not.</p>
<p>When I can be aware of that, and get all that reflection/introspection complete and set aside, it&#8217;s THEN that I have the clean slate of that &#8220;inbox zero&#8221; feeling; all threads are tied, nothing on the plate. Once that&#8217;s done, I&#8217;m at 100% on &#8220;what&#8217;s going on Now&#8221;, and am ready for that &#8220;what&#8217;s next&#8221; mentality, and all my skills and tools are ready to set &#8216;em up and knock &#8216;em down, as they say.</p>
<p>Sometimes, it&#8217;s a matter of taking the time to do that reflection, other times it&#8217;s better a matter of the best way of disengaging that introspection engine; putting those items away for now and jumping the track to get to that &#8220;ready to jam&#8221; mode. For some reason, music is exactly what does it for me, most times, like you&#8217;re saying here.</p>
<p>My office cohort is into hiphop/rap (westcoast, whut.), which works wonders for getting me out of a rut. Left to my own devices, I&#8217;m hitting Pandora for Spooky Tooth and related Prog Rock. I&#8217;m also very lucky to have a friend that&#8217;s into creating music; so I&#8217;ve got a small stash of original tunes at hand.. those always take me out of the drudgery and put me in a clean-plate state.</p>
<p>THEN it&#8217;s time for &#8220;what&#8217;s next, what&#8217;s next..&#8221; and the day is less a disconnected series of issues to wrestle, more of a flow of events that gives momentum to the very satisfying &#8220;this is better than it was&#8221; devotion.</p>
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