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this^^ i spend all my time in front of my computer(including my train and bus rides), but i also do sports almost every day. the problem a lot of us face is t
by rjzzleep 13y ago
this^^
i spend all my time in front of my computer(including my train and bus rides), but i also do sports almost every day.
the problem a lot of us face is that they can't stop thinking about work related things. be it political, company hierarchy(or architecture), or a soft/hardware related problem, that you didn't manage to fix in time.
personally i find running or working to allow me too much time to think. i find my balance in sports, that require 100% attention. that is the only moment during the day where i don't think about solving some problem, but instead focus on something else.
- wslh 13y agoi find my balance in sports, that require 100% attention It's not a sport but I recommend cooking, doing Legos (have you tried EV3?), etc as a way to connect to physical things.
- GrinningFool 13y agoOld fashioned jigsaw puzzles are good for this too, though for problem-solving types perhaps a bit too hard to put down...
- wslh 13y agoYes, the idea is to have something that you can do with some low effort. We can call it aerobic brain activity.
- rjzzleep 13y agohaven't tried ev3, but i tend to get immersed in cooking when i do it too. believe it or not i actually had an ex gf that was worried about it.