Focus on what you enjoy doing, and you’ll do more. I’ve found that in the past, if I had something to do, I’d force myself to do it. Usually using this system which I blogged about in December last year. It works for getting what you’ve written down done, but it removes a certain level of creative freedom. For example, using the system helps if your direction is to remain the same for a long period of time. You get used to adding repetitive tasks such as ‘write book review’ and are pleased when you get to the end of the day to find you’ve completed everything you wanted. What is does not account for is direction. It’s like choosing a destination and setting off on a long run, it’s easier to keep going and not question your journey, as after all, you’re half way there. I found – I’d stopped thinking of new things to try, as I was busy achieving the old ones. My point being, don’t keep doing something because it was for the best then, stay true and act on how you feel now.