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I'd like to second the mention of plan vs. no plan. Having no plan is often better when you're facing a deep pit of work, pick at it every now and again, whate
by keyle 1y ago
I'd like to second the mention of plan vs. no plan.
Having no plan is often better when you're facing a deep pit of work, pick at it every now and again, whatever you feel like working on that day.
vs. having a clear Todo list that is longer than a DNA chain and just giving on it after item 5 because 6 is boring.
Oh, and congrats, looks great.
- stevage 1y agoI find it very hard to maintain enthusiasm and momentum on side projects if there is a plan. It just feels like work.