[Londoner]

This morning I have a big conservatory roof clean booked in for 8.30. Yesterday it was a church where somebody had to meet me there to let me into the hall.

There are ways of forcing yourself to get going, pre booking work for first thing is a good idea.

[Johnny B]

I often feel lazy and lethargic when it is looking like it will rain. I keep looking out of the window in a vain attempt to decide whether to go out or not.

On Monday (which was a bank holiday here) it was raining on and off. Mrs Johnny B was getting annoyed by my procrastinating, and told me to just go out. I did, got one bungalow done before it rained (heavily). I drove back home (past Mrs Johnny B who was on her way out and who glared at me coming the other way!).

The rain stopped shortly after, out I went again, but before I got started on the next house, the heavens opened again, killing off the day.

Tuesday onwards has seen the weather change for the good at last, and I have been flying along as a result.

John   

[Sean Dyer]

Today I turned up at my first house feeling lethargic. I sat in the van just around the corner for a few minutes and just couldn't be bothered. I drove home with the intention of getting some breakfast then leafleting. I had my breakfast and drove to where I was going to drop leaflets when it started raining. I wited in the van for it to stop then drove home. I didn't drop one. I feel really lazy and guilty despite the fact that I haven't taken a day off or months.

think it s been said but maybe you need some time to chill this job can be on your mind 24 7 and wear you down otherwise

if you got the ££ have a short break or treat yourself then get back out there monday
or alternatively book a holiday or something so you have something to work for
good luck

[Cliff perkins]

I always book my work for between 8 and 9 that way im always up and out without thinking about it to much.
Get it all done and get home.
If you start getting low just add your hard earned cash up,that should cheer you up