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I like the idea of thematic days. Some days i just feel like writing all day. I should do all the writing for everything I am working on. I could also setup m
by OoTheNigerian 14y ago
I like the idea of thematic days.
Some days i just feel like writing all day. I should do all the writing for everything I am working on.
I could also setup meetings for all projects on certain days.
Finally, like my dad say, it is all about discipline. Without it, it is not going to work.
- npsimons 14y agoThere's something to be said for setting a (reasonable) goal for a day, a theme if you will, and sticking to it. It's also interesting to note that this might be the best way to train/practice. I think it was an article linked off of HN to that 10,000 hours website about performers who practiced in three (or more) hour chunks who made the most progress. As an anti-anecdote, I've been trying to burn through my todo lists without really organizing the items on them, just letting them come as they may, and it always seems demoralizing at the end of the day because even though I may have checked off a lot of items, there was no "big" coherent thing I accomplished, and I didn't check off as many items as I wanted to.