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This is why I try to stop when things are "unfinished", leave a note for myself, and pick things up from an easy starting point later. Another way I "get unstu
by tazu 3y ago
This is why I try to stop when things are "unfinished", leave a note for myself, and pick things up from an easy starting point later.
Another way I "get unstuck" is a heavy dose of mushrooms and a long walk in a forest. But that might not be for everyone ;) And it's more of a 1-2x/year type thing.
- boredemployee 3y agowalking/shower/not looking to any screen has the same effect to me
- bronco21016 3y agoA long walk in the forest does wonders in our current state of affairs. At least for me. It’s so easy to fill your time while stuck with endless distractions. Detaching from those distractions, sometimes physically leaving connectivity, is the only way I can find a way out.
- eptcyka 3y agoAfter a long walk in the forrest, all I want to do is sleep for 12 hours and not do anything. It often has a negative impact on my productivity.
- bandergirl 3y agoThis is probably the best trick I learned. It’s much easier to come back to a task that I left unfinished, maybe with a comment saying what’s next. When I’m really done with something and then come back later, it feels like starting from zero.
- uptime 3y agoLearning to put work away for easier re-engagement is the exact thing I am determined to improve this year.