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I conquered my own process by eventually realizing I could approach it exactly like a computer program. I architect how I am about to work. Now instead of jus
by edoo 7y ago
I conquered my own process by eventually realizing I could approach it exactly like a computer program. I architect how I am about to work. Now instead of just nebulously working I always know exactly what I'm working on. This frees my mind to focus on the task at hand and if I get sidetracked I can just look at my current goal and process list I setup before I started working, that I thought out rather well, and it gets me right back on track.
- joncrane 7y agoHow often do you get interrupted at work?
- edoo 7y agoIt used to be just awful, at least 2-3 major focus shifts per day which I got used to. Now rarely, as I realized I am at least 2-3x more effective if I work on the same task for at least a few days at a time. I can ramp up to an amazing level of momentum if I am not being randomized.