Park facing downhill is a practice that is far broader than maintaining programming flow overnight, or even broader than programming itself. I use it when worki

Park facing downhill is a practice that is far broader than maintaining programming flow overnight, or even broader than programming itself. I use it when working on slide decks for presentations, when writing technical documentation, when finishing up meetings (setting the stage for the next one), when designing architectures. I use it even when managing my todo list itself, where I try to always leave myself obvious next tasks to do, or add all the info I need to get going quickly when entering the todo (or as close to entering it that I can find the time). It sounds like a lot of work but it’s really not because I can be pretty concise writing for an audience of one.