The Last Interview: and Other Conversations

The point being that I mostly work at home now, although I know I’d work better, faster, more concentratedly if I went someplace else.If work is going shitty, I try to make sure that at least a couple hours in the morning are carved out for this disciplined thing called Work.If it’s going well, I often work in the p.m.too, although of course if it’s going well it doesn’t feel disciplined or like uppercase Work because it’s what I want to be doing anyway.What often happens is that when work goes well all my routines and disciplines go out the window simply because I don’t need them, and then when it starts not going well I flounder around trying to reconstruct disciplines I can enforce and habits I can stick to.