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"Slow days" are usually my most productives. It's in those days that I can take the time to step back, be creative and explore new paths. Going full speed and p
by MartianSquirrel 8y ago
"Slow days" are usually my most productives. It's in those days that I can take the time to step back, be creative and explore new paths. Going full speed and pre-planning everything is definitely harmful, and our current culture of doing things hyper-efficiently is most likely counterproductive.
- Antoninus 8y agoI've come to realize this over time. The slow days give me time to reflect what I've done/learned throughout the day which serves as some sort of reinforcement long term. The days where I'm 'crushing' it seem to fly by too quickly.