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Arrgh what an annoying few days I have had! First of all, I had a weird error when trying to access the admin area or the comments section The error that came up was:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function wp() in /home/carolis8/public_html/blog/wp-blog-header.php on line 14
A few days ago I attempted to login to the blog as usual to check comments etc and got an error message upon login. It was whingeing about some ‘missing file’ which wasn’t missing. The blog itself seemed fine though I noticed that new comments weren’t appearing so I suspected that readers were also getting an error trying to submit a comment. A couple of emails from readers confirmed this.
At first I tried manually re-uploading the file that was supposedly missing and I also tried various manual fixes that I found on various support forums after a google search on the problem. None of these things worked.
I have a twin-monitor setup on my main PC. Until today I was using a 20″ widescreen as my main display and a very old 15″ as my secondary one. The old one started to play up last week so thought about replacing it. I figured I’d just buy a cheap monitor to replace the second one.
However I was amazed to find that monitor prices have really come down since I last bought one. I think I got my 20″ about 3 or 4 years ago. So with prices so low I decided to make the 20″ the secondary display and buy a massive 24″ instead :-)
Self development author Steven Covey has often talked about ‘putting the first things first’ and this simply means to focus on the most important work at any given time. I’m very bad at doing this and my work has been suffering as a result.
This last week in particular really brought home how important this concept can be. At the end of December 2009 I took a plunge and decided to join a coaching program. It’s run by Bob Proctor who has been in the self development field for over 40 years and was one of the main characters in the movie, The Secret. I’m a fan of his work and happened to stumble upon his year-long coaching program which I felt was just what I needed for 2010.
Do you ever feel like you spend all day working and end up at the end of the day with more work to do than you actually started with? That happens to me all the time and I finally figured out why! It only happens with certain kinds of work and I think it’s just a phase that will not go on indefinitely.
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