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I commit to doing at least one commit to my project every day, and make it a point to not skip a day. It can be a one-line change to a text file, but I have to
by forgotmypw17 5y ago
I commit to doing at least one commit to my project every day, and make it a point to not skip a day.
It can be a one-line change to a text file, but I have to do it.
- trms 5y agoCommitting to a daily/weekly absolute minimum looks really helpful. Back in June I committed to writing a blog post a week and somehow, I managed to stick with it even though sometimes the posts ended up being written in a rush two hours before publication. I should be taking advantage of this system more. Thank you.
- forgotmypw17 5y agoI find that the smaller the minimum commitment, the more likely I am to stick to it. It's much easier to convince myself to do a 5-minute task than a longer one. Once that's done, I may gain some momentum and keep working, or I may not, but it's up to me, and the knowledge that I can always step back helps a lot.
- CodeGlitch 5y agoThis is how I do it - consistency is key. Every day just need to work on my project for 10 minutes. If I can only manage 10 minutes, then that's fine... The same goes for exercise, or anything you need to get done.