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Over the years, I've learned to recognize when I'm stuck on a problem in a way that will be resolved by sleeping on it. I can go to sleep confident that in the
by BurningFrog 2y ago
Over the years, I've learned to recognize when I'm stuck on a problem in a way that will be resolved by sleeping on it.
I can go to sleep confident that in the morning I'll probably figure out what I just can't get a handle on right now.
- QuantumGood 2y agoI do something similar. I ask "does this feel like there is a solution space, is this probably solvable?" If there is I pursue it or ruminate on it (mainly incubate it). If not, I ask why not or reframe it or move it to "wish list" (my step below "roadmap"). Creativity benefits from incubation, setting it aside to see what reframings and new ideas pop up.
- efilife 2y agoand about remembering stuff. When I want to remember something, I read it some time before sleeping. After reading I remember nothing, but after waking up it magically appears in my memory. Very useful