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The Seeing Sequence Meets the Conundrum of Getting Boring Things Done

Updated April 10-14, 2024, January 27, 2025, October 2025, January 31, 2026

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The Problem

I have to clean. It’s the last thing I want to do. Have to, want to. Enemies. The opposite ends of my conundrum. A conundrum is: a decision made difficult by opposite and equal choices; a dilemma.

Back story: I’m in the middle of a want-to activity, and the pleasure of momentum it creates. Then I remember I have to clean. Momentum lost. Ouch! I immediately check to see if I feel like doing the clean. Nope. Okay, I begin to search for something that creates that want-to/feel-like urge I just lost. This immediately makes me uptight; because  I’m now being pulled back and forth in my head, between two opposing fears. On one side, fear of losing a want-to, say, any pleasure, by doing a have-to, clean. On the other side, fear of losing a have-to, clean, by doing a want-to, say, eat. I’m trying to have it both ways: feeling like doing something that can’t create feeling like doing something. The pull from each side creates wicked tension. I need to stop it. I need to get relief.

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The Seeing Sequence Meets My Fear of Transitions

Updated April 15, 2024; January 19, 2025; October 10, 2025; November 27, 2025, Jan. 16/25; Feb.2/26
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The Problem

I almost panic when I have to transition without help from awake to asleep, from being in to going out, from looking to choosing, from one thing to another. As a kid, I would cry. Now I avoid, or go with distractions until I have to do it, or I try to do it with someone else.

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The Seeing Sequence, what it is and isn’t

Is:

  • Is a sequence of statements I learn and repeat to myself whenever I’m anxious (anxiety is: more fear than I should feel for this situation, or it’s variant, fear that continues when the event that triggered the fear has passed).
  • Is a way to turn my anxiety off in any moment, so I can be my true self in that moment.
  • Is a way to change. If I do it a lot, I will stop doing a lot of the stuff I want to stop, and discover new stuff I should stop.

Isn’t:

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How it works: The Seeing Sequence Meets Procrastination.

Updated April 21, 2024; December 5, 2024; January 19, 2025; October 2025; Feb. 2/26

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The Problem
“I love deadlines. I love the whooshing noise they make as they go by.”
Douglas Adams, Author of “A Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy”

I procrastinate, which means I put off doing things. “Later baby. That’s my motto.”  I even do it with the littlest things, like going to bed. It has ruined my life in so many ways.

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