I read that book at the end of last year. It seems like there is something to intentional action, not just going through the motions. (Had a similar thought lis

I read that book at the end of last year. It seems like there is something to intentional action, not just going through the motions. (Had a similar thought listening to a recent Huberman podcast where the guest said that you would make more gains by imagining the muscles working during a workout.) I tried to apply this to my last attempt at doing the advent of code. I tracked every error I made with every solution. It was interesting because a few days in I would think, "I don't want to do this because it leads to this bug". If I were really meta, I would go back and analyze it.