The amount of times in a single day that I have to stop what I’m doing, stare into the middle distance, and ask myself…
“Wait… what was I about to do?”
…is becoming deeply concerning. π
I’ll walk into a room with PURPOSE.
Confidence.
Determination.
A mission.
Then I get there and suddenly my brain goes:
“Congratulations. You have arrived. Unfortunately, we have no further information at this time.” π€¦♀️
So I stand there staring at the ceiling like the answer is going to be written up there somewhere.
Sometimes I retrace my steps.
Sometimes I wander back to where I started.
Sometimes I just accept that whatever I was about to do clearly wasn’t that important and make coffee instead. ☕π
And let’s not even talk about picking up my phone to do ONE specific thing…
20 minutes later I’m scrolling through somebody’s vacation pictures from 2018 wondering how the hell I got there.
At this point, I don't need a planner.
I need breadcrumbs. GPS. A personal assistant. And possibly a handler. π
But here’s the helpful part: forgetting why you walked into a room or losing your train of thought happens to everyone, especially when your brain is juggling a million things at once.
So instead of immediately assuming your brain has packed a tiny suitcase and moved out, try this:
☑️ Slow down and do one thing at a time.
☑️ Write down what you need to do before you get distracted.
☑️ Put frequently needed items in the same place.
☑️ Give yourself a second to pause and reset instead of getting frustrated.
☑️ And if you remember what you were doing… DO IT IMMEDIATELY. π
Because if you think, “Oh, I’ll remember that in a minute,”…
No.
No, you will not.
That thought has already left the building. π
So if you see me standing in the kitchen staring at the ceiling with my coffee in my hand…
Mind your business. I’m buffering. ☕ππ

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