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Not for sleeping hours but I've discovered that going for a run is a boost of creativity. And related to this, I would say that any automated task that you can
by namaemuta 10y ago
Not for sleeping hours but I've discovered that going for a run is a boost of creativity. And related to this, I would say that any automated task that you can do almost with your eyes closed, without paying attention, free your mind enough to see things from totally different perspectives.
- minipci1321 10y agoTotally agree (swimming and running in my case), but this leads us to the next very controversial question -- how much our free time off the job during the day, impacts our results on the job (so shouldn't we have more of it)? I know I am not creative past 6-7 hours a day at work. This question is of course applicable only to people in positions where creativity is heavily involved in producing the value.