I always write a commit and push it before I stop for the day, even if I'm in the middle of a complex refactor. If it's not a complete commit, I make sure to no

I always write a commit and push it before I stop for the day, even if I'm in the middle of a complex refactor. If it's not a complete commit, I make sure to note that in the commit message so I can rebase it. When I get back to work the next day, I look at the output of `git diff @~` and I'm back in the flow of things within a minute or two.