I failed big time, but got a restart strategy

So I failed big time.... every day for around 5 or 6 months and I didn't seem to care that I'd failed, (except when I thought about it and was disgusted) and every time that I was alone in the house or everyone had gone to bed was an automatic signal to start surfing. Sometimes I wasn't even particularly interested, but it was a habit.

BUT as a result of an email about Lego bricks I've got a strategy. I bought myself one of those nanoblock models of the space shuttle and launcher, and I make a point of doing no more than 10 pieces (but normally 4 or 5) each time I feel the pressure. Very fiddle little bits so it takes some concentrating to do them.

Plan is that if I fail I completely undo it and start again. What a pain that would be.

I failed once when I'd done maybe 20 pieces and that was painful enough, so it's keeping me going.

There are 510 pieces in this kit so if I stick to the 10 pieces max that's 51 sessions I'm free. Hopefully a good grounding for breaking the routine. Once I finish this one (and I will) I'll buy a different kit.

The models are small enough so that they don't "shout" at anyone else and the computer.....

Fingers crossed you won't hear from me again.

S