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> Maybe it's a sign you need to take a step back and do absolutely nothing. I do that every once in a while. After enough of it, I end up feeling full of insp
by clarry 7y ago
> Maybe it's a sign you need to take a step back and do absolutely nothing.
I do that every once in a while. After enough of it, I end up feeling full of inspiration and desire to start working on something. It's a good way to kickstart little personal projects.
Only problem is the amount of downtime needed for that effect seems somewhat long. I wish I could do it more often.
- wensley 7y agoI found commuting on a train was really good for this. I would purposefully never look at my phone and just stare out of the window. I really miss that time now that I work from home.
- CGamesPlay 7y agoSwitching to a "remote work" career was similarly hard for me for this reason. I find it's helpful to "fake a commute" and go for a walk before working. The walk is mindless, just letting my mind drift, but gets my blood flowing and mind ready for the day.
- mertnesvat 7y ago> The walk is mindless, just letting my mind drift Agree on that, I tried switching to the running to make this time more productive but it wasn't the same, somehow walking has a special place between getting relaxed and active for my body.