I should be setting up everything in the new office today, wiring and getting stuff in place. Well, I’m not, due to a broken elevator in the building I’m moving from. That means I’ve lost today as a work day, basically, and I’m bound to loose tomorrow as well, at the very least.

That’s not good for productivity, or my economy for that matter. Better get on the phone and start harassing the building’s owner. Again and again.

It’s already having consequences, this stint. BloggerTalks is not back on track today, I don’t want to commit before I’m properly setup, and I’ll have to reschedule client work, push it forward until Wednesday, tentatively.

My March 2008 goals, however, are still working out for now. I managed to close (more or less) on of the four client designs I was about to, will write more on that one later on, and that’s nice. Another one is in the coding phase, and the other two are awaiting feedback. And I did get two new photo sets from my Japan trip up on Flickr, now just to scan through everything to see if there’s anything else I should upload, or call it quits.

Ah well. Better do what I can, and not just whine about it.

I realize that this post is a little late, but I figured I’d try a new way to put some healthy (as opposed to evil) pressure on myself, with public goals. So here they are, my goals for March 2008!

• Finish and deliver four (4) client designs!
• Reach beta for version 2.0 of my Swedish blog network template.
• Closed beta for the Notes Blog theme. I’ll be offering it to a select few bloggers, to see how it fares.
• Get BloggerTalks up to speed after my moving the office this weekend.
• Publish part 1 in The Green Knight short story over at OrnTales.com.
• Move the office!
• Move my home! Oh, I already did that…
• Get the last photos from Japan up on my Flickr account.
• Deliver the last freelance articles from my trip to Japan.

As you can see, I have a few things to do this week. It’s not as bad as it looks though, since I’ve planned ahead and everything.

Oh, and I have to plan April as well. That’s going to be an interesting month…