Jeremiah Tolbert

I’ve been work­ing on a rapid turn­around project, so I haven’t had time for much of any­thing else this week.   I always feel guilty when I end up spend­ing the major­ity of my time work­ing for money and resting—it feels like I’m doing the bare min­i­mum with my life.  One should be able to make money to pay the bills, rest, and also accom­plish at least one thing on the side, ide­ally, right?  Ordinarily, with a light work­load, that’s no prob­lem.  But when my work­load is full, every­thing else falls by the wayside. 

It’s as much about learn­ing to man­age my energy and enthu­si­asm as it is any­thing else.  I want a switch on the back of my head to acti­vate my enthu­si­asm cen­ter at will…

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