Planning reunions play a big part in keeping your relationship exciting, plus serve you satisfaction of being able to see and touch each other occasionally. It gives you opportunity to catch up on each other’s life in person and to be able to share physical and intimate activities together, which will fulfill both of your needs and desires. Not re-uniting every once in a while will only damage relationship you have, so if one of you are not willing to visit other occasionally, then you may need to question interest and care your partner has for you and should probably end relationship and move on. If you and your partner truly want this to work out, then you will both continue to be eager to see each other as often as you can and every time to have chance to.

Setting a limit of how long you will be apart is a wise thing to do if you do not want to end up waiting forever. There will be a day when you and your partner will have to start planning a serious future, which can only happen when you are living in same area or perhaps even living together, whichever makes you most comfortable. If none of you are willing to agree on a place to settle and start having a relationship where you see each other on a regular basis, then you can pretty much forget about accomplishing anything out of your long distance relationship. If your partner truly loves you and wants to be with you, then they would not want to wait forever to be with you.

With right amount of effort and interest on both parts, a long distance relationship can survive obstacles it will frequently be challenged with. As long as you both refresh your memories of why you chose to do this in first place, trust each other, inform one another of your personal lives, keep in touch, and visit, your relationship can turn out to be one of most successful and happy relationships that ever existed. You both will be secure, happy and satisfied until day comes when you will re-unite for good and build your wonderful future together.

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Stand for two minutes.

Start on your project immediately.

Nibbling at your task: you can eat an entire elephant one small bite at a time

The second trick to doubling your output is to work in small time periods. Fifteen minutes is ideal, although you can also choose ten minute time periods. The reason for this is that each project has three primary time periods: Start Time, Middle Time, and End Time.

In Start Time, you're feeling your way into project. You're collecting materials and organising your work. If it's a report you're writing, you may spend an extended period working on introduction. (And you're worried you won't complete project on time.) Start Time is difficult because you're fighting inertia, and also because you're uncertain of project. Whatever its length in real time, Start Time seems to drag.

In Middle Time, you're used to project, and working steadily through it. Chances are that in Middle Time, boredom will be biggest danger. Middle Time is longest stage of any project.

Finally you reach End Time. You're almost done. You work quickly, racing to finish line. No matter what its length in real time, End Time feels short. It feels good.

When you deliberately work on a task in short periods of time, each period lasting no longer than fifteen minutes, you eliminate both Start Time, and much of Middle Time. Start Time is eliminated because of fact that you're only doing this task for fifteen minutes, so you don't dither, you simply work because you know fifteen minutes will soon be over. You also eliminate dragging boredom of Middle Time: you don't get bored because you tell yourself you can stand anything for fifteen minutes.

Combine focus exercise and fifteen minute bites to halve time you spend on your projects

The focusing exercise is key. It gathers your energy and puts you in an alpha state. You're relaxed, yet completely alert. It's important to do exercise standing up. Do exercise before each of your fifteen minute time periods.

You may be wondering how you split time if you're working on three projects. You can split them up in any way that makes sense to you. You can choose one project, and work to completion with it in fifteen minute sessions, breaking up sessions by your focus exercises, and doing something else for ten minutes to an hour in between, say having a meeting or making some phone calls. Or, you can work on all three projects at once, working for fifteen minute sessions on each.

These two techniques are simple, but they work.

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