We’re picking up the pace a bit this week, with two chapters and five exercises.

This week, in Refuse to Choose! we will read Chapter Four: Commitment Phobia and Chapter Five: Too Busy to Do What I Love. They total 25 pages, with three exercises in the first and two in the second. We’ll pause after each set of exercises to reflect on what we’ve learned about time from the chapter.

Chapter 4, Exercise 1: Which Mistaken Assumptions Are Yours?

Chapter 4, Exercise 2: The Career Tryout

Chapter 4, Exercise 3: Try a LTTL

What I Learned from Chapter 4, Commitment Phobia

Chapter 5, Exercise 1: The Micro Nervous Breakdown

Chapter 5, Exercise 2: The Setup

What I Learned from Chapter 5, Too Busy to Do What I Love

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This is your chance to reflect on what you will take away from Chapter 3: Scanner Panic and to learn from or contribute to other book club members’ take-aways. Be sure to include anything from this chapter that you put on your Sticky Notes. You can also pose questions here about the chapter or what you are discovering about yourself.

The exercises we completed in Chapter 3: Scanner Panic included

1. Your Top Obstacle
2. The Wall Calendar Poster
3. The Sticky Note Solution

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If something in the pages of this chapter helped reduce your panic, write it on many Sticky Notes and put them everywhere—on your walls, mirrors, refrigerators, and doors, in your appointment book, or on the desktop of your computer—so that every time panic starts to rise again in your Scanner heart, your eye will fall on them and you’ll calm down again.

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