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	<title>Comments on: I&#8217;m Late!</title>
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		<title>By: Sam</title>
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		<dc:creator>Sam</dc:creator>
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		<description>Oh dear! You guys have been describing me too! My watch is set 15mins fast, yet I&#039;m perpetually late (or only just arriving &#039;on time&#039;), but this is still an improvement over what I used to be like!
I think for me it is a combination of not accurately estimating the time it takes to get moving once I shift gears for the next thing, and also getting distracted.
Recently, I was reliant on public transport and had to make sure I got up early to catch a particular train. I ended up finding myself feeling more stressed though, because I was worried that I&#039;d be late even though I&#039;d gotten up earlier. I almost decided I&#039;d rather be late instead!
I&#039;d be interested to hear other listeners&#039; thoughts on their experiences, and what also works well for them (if they used to be late or use the watch-cheat).</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Oh dear! You guys have been describing me too! My watch is set 15mins fast, yet I&#8217;m perpetually late (or only just arriving &#8216;on time&#8217;), but this is still an improvement over what I used to be like!<br />
I think for me it is a combination of not accurately estimating the time it takes to get moving once I shift gears for the next thing, and also getting distracted.<br />
Recently, I was reliant on public transport and had to make sure I got up early to catch a particular train. I ended up finding myself feeling more stressed though, because I was worried that I&#8217;d be late even though I&#8217;d gotten up earlier. I almost decided I&#8217;d rather be late instead!<br />
I&#8217;d be interested to hear other listeners&#8217; thoughts on their experiences, and what also works well for them (if they used to be late or use the watch-cheat).</p>
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