I like the general guidelines that let me play. Too structured and I get way too bored.

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Missing a couple of weeks isn’t going to hurt you — I’ve done that and longer without a problem. It not as if the blog is your client or a money maker. Focus on the higher priorities. When I am tight on time, I prioritize like so…

* Deadline and important first.
* Looser deadline and important second.

Ignore the rest (which is usually deadline and not important, and no deadline and not important). The only time you should do deadline and not important is if you’re having a good week and ahead of schedule.

Zen? I think I hear my family laughing in the background. I only say that because I’m often not relaxed. But I guess you could say I am not as stressed about blogging as other things in my life. I think I’ve always been this way about blogging because I know it’s a connection and marketing tool — but can be sacrificed for higher priority things like clients, deadlines and family.

I’m with Brad on the yard thing. I’ve got an almost barren flower bed. It’s driving me insane, but not enough to get me out there to do something about it.