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EPISODE · Jan 15, 2022 · 46 MIN

Bipolar and having one thing

from Bipolar Inquiry · host Andrea

Sign up to get updates about my book coming out in early 2022 https://bit.ly/3GWd1EHAnd I remember talking to myself about creating this as passive advocacy, so I can just move on to something else. And I'm feeling that today. And I might still talk to myself on video, but I do want to move on to something else, maybe making shorter, better quality videos then rambling on, which was an important part of the process. But I don't know how important it is anymore. And the self dialogue really has been my one thing. And I talked about how I read on Steve pavlina, his website that sometimes it's good to have a one thing and I read that on his website after I'd already been doing this for probably eight months. So really has been my one thing. And in terms of wrapping up my one thing, since I've been a little bit under the weather these last few days, I've spent time at home, organizing my videos, so I made a Google Sheets, spreadsheet, and put all the video dates in as well as the time length, and then all the links to the audio videos, and then a separate one with all the links to all the video videos. And this is helpful right now because I'm backing up all my videos from iCloud onto an external hard drive. And the easiest way to find the right video in the proper order is to use the time. So there was a reason for all of that not just being really organized, because I'm not that organized with it. But I saw that it would be helpful. So I did that. Plus, that way I have all the links. When I decide to post them to my blog or something, I can just go into that spreadsheet and look for the link as opposed to going into YouTube, which is kind of chaotic, with so many videos in there and so many different dates. So now it's organized for possibly sharing it. So even though I'll wrap up the conversation with myself, perhaps I'll share about sharing it at some point, I don't know, when there are a few things happening in the next couple of weeks where my life could really change in one direction or another and I'm not sure which way to go. One way could be a job. And that would take a lot of my time. So that would be a reason to not talk to myself so much, I won't have the time. And the other is just creating the business, which I could still do anyway. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/bipolar_inquiry. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Sign up to get updates about my book coming out in early 2022 https://bit.ly/3GWd1EHAnd I remember talking to myself about creating this as passive advocacy, so I can just move on to something else. And I'm feeling that today. And I might still talk to myself on video, but I do want to move on to something else, maybe making shorter, better quality videos then rambling on, which was an important part of the process. But I don't know how important it is anymore. And the self dialogue really has been my one thing. And I talked about how I read on Steve pavlina, his website that sometimes it's good to have a one thing and I read that on his website after I'd already been doing this for probably eight months. So really has been my one thing. And in terms of wrapping up my one thing, since I've been a little bit under the weather these last few days, I've spent time at home, organizing my videos, so I made a Google Sheets, spreadsheet, and put all the video dates in as well as the time length, and then all the links to the audio videos, and then a separate one with all the links to all the video videos. And this is helpful right now because I'm backing up all my videos from iCloud onto an external hard drive. And the easiest way to find the right video in the proper order is to use the time. So there was a reason for all of that not just being really organized, because I'm not that organized with it. But I saw that it would be helpful. So I did that. Plus, that way I have all the links. When I decide to post them to my blog or something, I can just go into that spreadsheet and look for the link as opposed to going into YouTube, which is kind of chaotic, with so many videos in there and so many different dates. So now it's organized for possibly sharing it. So even though I'll wrap up the conversation with myself, perhaps I'll share about sharing it at some point, I don't know, when there are a few things happening in the next couple of weeks where my life could really change in one direction or another and I'm not sure which way to go. One way could be a job. And that would take a lot of my time. So that would be a reason to not talk to myself so much, I won't have the time. And the other is just creating the business, which I could still do anyway. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/bipolar_inquiry. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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