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I think the right 'process' for each person is more important than the 'tools' etc. The tools that will suit your needs , you will learn/make/find over time of
by bilekas 7y ago
I think the right 'process' for each person is more important than the 'tools' etc.
The tools that will suit your needs , you will learn/make/find over time of use.. The process though is the foundation imo.
I have a few habbits that I absolutely know could be improved on, optimised etc, but they make me comfortable, they are my solid automonomous actions, meaning I never need to worry about them.
Autopilot mode kicks in.
That takes time and just noticing what you don't like and removing / changing those things.
Good luck.
PS: Beer helps! o7
- JohnFen 7y ago> I think the right 'process' for each person is more important than the 'tools' etc. This can't be overstated. We often get stuck into looking for "the perfect tool" for things, when the tool is rarely the most important thing. The process is king, and any tools should be chosen to support the desired process.