- Meow
- Stare out the window
- Chase an errant popcorn kernel on the kitchen floor
- Lick my paws
- Knock a pen off the kitchen table (one of my favorites!)
- Chase my feline friend up and down the stairs (for fun)
- Take a nap in the cat tower
- Run into the pantry when my human friend opens the door
- Stare out the window
- Cuddle with my human friend
- Purr loudly
- Lick my feet
- EAT BREAKFAST!
- Chase a string (with my human friend on the other end, of course)
- Stare out the window, and this time watch the birds that have appeared
- Chase a housefly
- Catch a housefly
- Eat a housefly (a snack!)
- Lay in the middle of the floor (not napping, just resting)
- Meow
- Become curious about the cardboard box my human friend is opening
- Jump up on the table to get a closer look at the cardboard box
- Sniff box and try to see what the contents are
- Get back up on the table to continue exploring the magnificent cardboard box and its contents after my human friend has put me on the floor
- Find myself on the floor again, this time with an empty cardboard box
- Get into empty box, sit and stare, and feel a little disappointed that the thrilling contents of said box are gone
- Sniff box one last time, jump out of box and promptly forget it exists
- Scratch the corner of the living room chair (when my human isn’t looking)
- Take a nap in the cat bed on the floor
- Run out the front door when my human friend opens it
- Sit and stare
- Rub up against human friend’s leg
- EAT DINNER!
- Flop over onto the floor
- Stare out window
- Sniff the air
- Walk around aimlessly
- Stop, sit, and stare
- Start again tomorrow
Amanda Linehan is the author of Productivity For INFPs. She is an independent author, coach, and INFP, and has had several feline friends who inspired this post. She thinks that cats are the experts on authentic productivity. If you want to be like them, get her free Productivity For INFPs Mini-Course when you sign up for the For INFPs newsletter and learn all about cultivating productivity in alignment with your natural rhythms.
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