MEEK MILL

Coming up for air and keeping your head above water are crucial to the process of “Getting Things Done”. You have to know when it is time to step back and reassess the situation. You need to get a clear picture of what is preventing you from moving forward, and then break it down and dilute it until it is completely manageable.

Andrew Top-Hat has a gig tonight, ladies and gentlemen. Check him out at the Watermark in Asbury Park, New Jersey. It’s that time of year again, folks. Yep, let’s face it. Taxes. There, I said it. Taxes. Taxes. Is it preventing you from getting some things done?

Well, you could always apply a little technique called “Big Thing, Small Thing”. Basically, you take the smallest task you have to do, and just do it. Then, you take the biggest, most daunting task ahead of you and you do that. You need to take the Big Thing and break it down into steps, even writing down on paper, all the steps you would need to complete it. Then, you begin, one step at a time to do it. “One Step At A Time”. It is helpful to have a journal to write down information and be able to have a reference point.

Slow & Steady Wins the Race

You could do a crazy diet, or something like the “Insanity Workout”, where you just work out a bunch and just go super hardcore for a few weeks. In the end you will be left to go back to your old routines because you can’t keep up the intensity of a workout that is so insane. Even something like PX90 won’t help you out once the programs over. Adapting a lifestyle of health conscious choices changes the “quick-fix” method to something you can live by.

In the News

The Fierce False Findings of a Film that is Quickly Exploding All Over the Social Sphere. Kony Balogney:

What’s Up With SXSW? Git iit. “I coulda been the king of Twitta“.

Shouts Out to the 2bers on how to relax.

Health:
Book: Integrative Nutrition.

Thirteen episodes in… are we getting any where? Hellz Yeah! We’re getting things done! Each episode is a testament to the show’s success. Sometimes fast, sometimes slow, even then we’ll get things done.

If You Can Do, You Do

“Roll with the Punches”, became the theme of this show as we dealt with the collision of work responsibilities trumping the airing of our broadcast. It served as a learning opportunity of how to deal with unexpected obstacles while trying to get things done. A common problem when focusing on “Getting Things Done”, interruptions and urgent matters need to be expected and dealt with accordingly. The key is to stay calm and not get overwhelmed. We turned our dilemna into an opportunity to face adversity, and tackled the show in two parts. Topics discussed include what to do when you feel like you can’t get things done, how to get back in the zone after you fall off, and how health impacts your ability to get things done. Robin Leech, Jack Kennedy, and the Crocodile Hunter make special appearances as well, making this an episode to remember. Some wise words from our beloved Mother, “Believe it in your mind. Achieve it.”

Tips and Tricks: From the book, “Weight Loss Guide”, by Dr. Steven V. Joyale and William Faloon.

Good Sleep Hygiene

• Go to bed and rise at the same time every day, even on weekends.
• Maintain a sleep routine, sticking to the same relaxing activities every night
• Do not use your bed for anything but sleep and sex
• Sleep in a dark room, add white noise if necessary
• Stimulus Control Therapy - try it!
• Avoid caffeine, tobacco, and alcohol in the hours preceding bedtime.
• Exercise routinely during the day to promote onset and quality of sleep.
• Avoid napping during the day.

45 Minutes of Pure Silence, due to a technical issue. (fwd to minute 41:00. oops)

We could have given up after missing last week, but we decided to do it anyway. Then after screwing up the first 45 minutes of the show, we still pushed on in an attempt to get things done.

What We Talked About on the Show

*The Doors and Skrillex collab. (audio problem) The song is called BREAKN’ A SWEAT

*The Effect of Wasting the Last 45 Minutes.  Moral of the Story: Fess Up Early and Often.

*Show of Life (Stay tuned. I will post here when it is ready.)

*Forcing Yourself to Get Things Done.

*DIY Framing Project to Make Our Own Poster Frames

• We have posters rolled up in poster tubes. That is bad for the art.
• We can frame them and get it done and stop worrying.
• We can DIY our own frames, using the slow improvement tools.

*Getting Mixes Ready in Advance to Get a Spot on BBC1

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