Reply to: Lack of motivation.

[MarillionFan]

Back on the original thread.

Just finished the first delierable, four hours late.

Now for the second.

[2BIT]

currently in the same quagmire, have a deliverable due for end of fri for last project and oodles to do on new project - have a long commute at the mo but cant even be bothered to work on the train. reminds me of being back at school when I only started work a day before its deadline

[shaunbhoy]

Making sure my grammar is perfect on a forum is not a priority.

HTH

Sitting cheek by jowl with your logic then.

[d000hg]

Would they also refrain from any form of visible punctuation?

This "invisible punctuation" sounds like an interesting concept in meta-grammar.

[russell]

Would they also refrain from any form of visible punctuation? Difficult for me to view it from the trolley collector perspective. Hence my question to you.

HTH

I wouldn't know, I'm neither a Trolley Collector nor an English Teacher. Making sure my grammar is perfect on a forum is not a priority.

HTH

[shaunbhoy]

That's a good point although starting a sentence with a conjunction is something only an Asda Trolley Collector interview reject would do.

Would they also refrain from any form of visible punctuation? Difficult for me to view it from the trolley collector perspective. Hence my question to you.

HTH

[Scrag Meister]

Check for typo's

Checked my to-do list this morning, got a couple of things coming up, testing all day today and tomorrow, then another guy contacts me and says am I ready to start the testing for another project. I check the RAG report I got from him yesterday and it said to be done between 12 May - 31 May. So I had scheduled it for next week.

"Oh sorry, mate that was a typo, should have been the 13 May."

Oh brother gonna be a busy couple of days.

Still got a few mins for CUK while the tests are running.

[russell]

And with all the grammatical accuracy that aforementioned McDonalds employee might be capable of.

That's a good point although starting a sentence with a conjunction is something only an Asda Trolley Collector interview reject would do.

[shaunbhoy]

I find that thinking about the rate helps, each sentence is worth a McDonald's employees daily wage.

And with all the grammatical accuracy that aforementioned McDonalds employee might be capable of.

[russell]

I find that thinking about the rate helps, each sentence is worth a McDonald's employees daily wage.

[shaunbhoy]

I've always had my own business on the side I could work in.

Yes, the Personal Adverts Business.

[Lockhouse]

When I used to work from home for long periods I got incredibly demotivated. What I used to do was deliberately not do any work at all Monday through Wednesday That forced me to work really hard on Thursday so I had something to show for Friday morning's telephone conference (or get canned).

That was the only way I would ever get off my @rse.

[d000hg]

I've spent most of my 'career' manipulating it so I don't have that crap to do. That's how I ended up getting fired and moving from part-time to free time freelancing/contracting in the first place.

[thunderlizard]

I too suffer from a lack of moti

[MarillionFan]

Just get them out of the way; then you can get on with that all-important document you send in each week/month/whatever.

Gone t'pub.