Back From Rehab aka Physiotherapy!

December 10, 2007 | Author: Rob | Filed under: What I am Doing

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Seriously, I’ve been in Rehab for my hands for the last week or so. Going to Physio often and doing a wide array of stretches. Basically I simply overdid it with my excessive computing lifestyle and was suffering from severe repetitive stress injuries It got so bad that I couldn’t even hold my mouse. This has been an ongoing thing for years but it finally came to a critical mass recently.

Now with the use of stretching and regular physio I’m back. I’d say “better than ever” but that would be a lie. It has taught me more about cause and effect and that caused me to analyze my computing habits. What I realized is I have lot’s of wasted time.

Now I’m using the computer more as a tool. Before each session I have a specific goal or a plan of what I plan on writing about. This makes a huge difference in productivity as we all know it’s very easy to aimlessly click around looking for the “perfect idea”.

Just wanted to give everyone a heads up on why I was away and that I’m back!

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