Feeling okay and still good about having some plans (haven't yet set up times for these but I'm making progress), as well as reaching out to people when I'm lonely. Want to be more disciplined with time mgt, but to do that, first I need tools or education on how to estimate how long things will take. I usually take my intuitive guess and multiply that by 2 or even 2.5 depending on size. Even after this adjustment, the variance is insane. A task that I would estimate at 4 hours could end up occupying anywhere from 40 minutes to 12 hours of my time.
Probably need to get back into the Pomodoro method, which is a time management strategy characterized by alternating periods of work/break with the same amount of time for each, usually 25/5 for ~ 90 min and then a longer break before another 1.5 hr block. Currently getting nowhere with this tho. I can ignore reminders on my phone even if they are timers or alarms that I have to go shut off on the phone. Hyperfocus means I will just let the damn thing go and not even notice the thing making noise. This also makes staying hydrated and stopping to stretch often enough into near impossible goals.