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1. I constantly find myself doing "urgent" things and trying to catch up.
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2. I allow myself to drift into obligations before I know how much time or energy they'll require.
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3. I find myself running from when I get up in the morning until I go to bed at night. I'm always tired and never feel that I accomplished enough.
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4. I seldom schedule a day off for myself and when I do, I tend to fill it with activities.
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5. I don't make time for self-care: physical exercise, nurturing or pampering myself, cultural stimulation, spiritual well-being, learning something new, playing or simply doing nothing.
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6. I seldom have time to do the things I really love. My work and project areas are cluttered with "I'll look at this later" stacks and "to-do" piles.
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7. I often miscalculate how long activities will take.
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8. I often miss deadlines or work long hours to meet a deadline.
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9. I respond to interruptions such as phone calls, text messages and email, and allow them to take me off track.
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10. I try to keep things in my head rather than making lists. If I do make a daily "to-do" list, it's impossible to complete in a day.
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11. I tend to move from one urgent thing to the next, rather than working toward specific goals and objectives.
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12. I find myself constantly wishing I had more time or projecting an imaginary future when I have more time, making comments such as "as soon as..." or "next year..."
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13. I spend time running errands and rushing because I didn't plan well enough.
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14. I spend time doing things I could pay someone else to do.
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15. I often do things because I "should," or continue to do things that no longer fit who I am.
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16. Other people complain that my schedule doesn't allow enough time for them.
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If you answered "true" to many of these questions and would like to explore ways to slow down your life, please don't hesitate to call.