Time to start getting productive

Started my 9th year at Leo Burnett today, more or less a third of my life.  And probably arguable that its about half of one would say are years in which you have the opportunity to be "productive".  Mixed feelings on this one.

I spent the good majority of the day in the office by myself because almost all of the other Kellogg's team members were out of the office at the Morning Foods marketing conference.  Not a bad thing.  Certainly different.

I've been making myself lists of things to do at work for all of those nine years.  And not just a little, pretty religiously.  Proof is in the stack of moleskin notebooks stacked next to my desk.  Thinking about it, its a good strategy, forces you to keep things top of mind.

Going to start making myself lists of things to accomplish that isn't work related.  Going to start getting more productive.  No list to generate right now, but definitely still on that list... buy a new digital camera.