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> I have not yet figured out a way to control which scenario occurs on any given day. One tip I heard that seems to work pretty consistently: leave some work u
by naasking 3y ago
> I have not yet figured out a way to control which scenario occurs on any given day.
One tip I heard that seems to work pretty consistently: leave some work unfinished at the end of the day. Whatever you're working on at the end of the day, leave the last one or two tasks almost finished, as in, leave only a few minutes of work left. Say writing some comments to document code, writing a detailed commit message of what you're working on, maybe renaming the functions or variables to something more meaningful before you commit, etc.
The next day you can easily convince yourself, "well I might as well take a minute or two to finish off these one or two trivial things", and now you're in "focused on work" mode and that's often enough momentum to keep going.
- bick_nyers 3y agoFor me I either forget, or stop caring if I try that. If you want to get a project from 0% to 90% I'm your guy. 90% to 100%? Brutal.
- naasking 3y ago> For me I either forget, or stop caring if I try that. This is a tactic in addition to some usual means of tracking tasks, like a TODO list.