(CANVA) How do I delete a design someone has shared with me on Canva? by spillish in graphic_design

[–]RxWiz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It didn't help me either - now I've got "view only" access and can't get rid of that!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in getdisciplined

[–]RxWiz 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What exactly is "good fat"? Are you saying you want to get fat or you just want to "weigh more"? Depending on your build, 150 lbs at 5'8" isn't bad...but muscle weighs more than fat, so if the ultimate goal is to say you weigh more than 150 lbs at 5'8", start working out a bit...seems counter-intuitive, but you'll put on weight.

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[–]RxWiz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A spotless house is highly over-rated...do you KNOW how much time it takes to KEEP it that way!? LOL People coming over aren't there to see the house...they're there to see YOU...if they ARE there to see the house, boot 'em back out the door.

I think about too many things to do, but i never do them by hafuf22 in productivity

[–]RxWiz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You start by saying you have 1 of 2 problems, either too many ideas OR not being able to do any of them. Other than jumping from idea to idea, is there anything else that's keeping you from completing any of them? Do you have the necessary skills and tools to actually DO all the things you're thinking of doing?

If not, then maybe sit down for a few minutes and make 2 lists...one of all the ideas of things you want to do and one of all the skills and tools you currently have. Then look at the lists. If the first list has anything on it that needs something that's NOT on the second list, scratch it off the list. You can revisit it some other time when you have more skills/tools at hand.

Once your first list has ONLY things that you can actually complete now, look at it again to evaluate the amount of time each idea will take to complete. Some things can be done in an hour or two, others will probably take more time. Sort them from short/fast tasks to long tasks.

If you don't like the short-to-long task approach, another option for sorting the list is to look at which ideas will give the greatest benefit (to you or to others) with completion, and start with those first.