CityVP Manjit

8 years ago · 1 minutes of reading · ~10 ·

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Physical Intelligence - Day 5

Physical Intelligence - Day 5

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Yesterday was interesting in that watching my team Tottenham on the treadmill led me to remain on it for 90 minutes but the interesting thing was what drudgery it felt like for 87 minutes when my team was losing 1-0 and then the goals started to fly in and with it my energy, three unexpected goals at the end of the game shot energy right through me, I even tripled the elevation of the treadmill because of what then was an unexpected 3-1 win and an important result in the context of the day.  Funny how an external tribal connection to soccer can make that much of a difference to one's mentality and desire.

Yet at 3pm when I should have gone to the gym, I passed on it do other things and yet again the cold hand of procrastination pushed the hour of gym to later in the day.   Later now means 10:30pm and so I am back to disturbing my sleep again - which now has been documented for over a year - seems like a hard habit to break. 

What I did do is attend an Improv group for an hour and after that get some books on creativity, which is fresh material to keep me motivated on the gym.  It is probably better that I find a job that has a large amount of physical activity involved in it, at least I know that I am getting paid to engage the monotony of being in the gym.  I still lack massive desire for physical intelligence to take hold but if the exercise is secondary to something I like doing, I know I will and have engaged it - but the habit needs cultivating.


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CityVP Manjit

8 years ago#3

#7
Excellent Gert, I am going to incorporate this buzz into Day 7 tomorrow because I will be watching Tottenham vs Watford in the gym room and then log AFTER that session. The habit over the last few days has been to log first and then go to the gym.

CityVP Manjit

8 years ago#2

#4
Hi Tausif, in a weight training regiment that makes sense but for aerobics I know that a minimum of 40 minutes is required to have some beneficial aerobic effect, if I engage for 20 minutes in an attempt to inculcate a habit, the habit I will inculcate is 20 minutes and then knowing what I know, less in this case will not turn out to be more. I did the full 90 days last year and now I am engaging upon another 90 days. I know that 30 days of doing something should be sufficient time to inculcate a habit. The habit that I need is to start early, rather than leave things late. What is different this year is two fold. I am doing this from my own accord and I am logging each day separately rather than what I did last year in a single blog. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/physical-intelligence-cityvp-manjit

CityVP Manjit

8 years ago#1

#1
There are some things we know and yet still do Franci, even now instead of freshening up and going to sleep, I opted to go to midnight email and at the same time here on beBee. To read it from another as a reminder has some good reinforcing wisdom to it, but eventually the habit remains unbroken, where the simplicity of sleep is replaced by an active mind silently nagging "you don't have to there is all this other interesting stuff that can be squeezed win minus another 30 minutes". Even reading books on creativity in the gym room before midnight are hardly hot milk and ideal for a mind looking for wonders of sleep. Ironically I am not even sleeping on this one, but of course I know I should.

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