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Exercise at least once every other day. It does wonders for productivity and focus.
I do this. In a good shape, healthy, strong.
I'm a moderately good runner on top of it, all the mental and physical benefits of it.
Yet, I can squat out the whole day anxiously looking at the time at 5pm just to realize I haven't delivered anything that day.
Read through `man bash`. Thank me later :-)
But seriously, just take some time to read through manuals of software you _really_ use a lot. Like git, vim (or any of your fancypants code editor), shell, etc.
What truly works is to show up everyday consistently for years.
Like Bill said, “Most people overestimate what they can do in one year and underestimate what they can do in ten years.”
Exercise at least once every other day. It does wonders for productivity and focus.
I see this so often. Yet.... I do this. In a good shape, healthy, strong. I'm a moderately good runner on top of it, all the mental and physical benefits of it. Yet, I can squat out the whole day anxiously looking at the time at 5pm just to realize I haven't delivered anything that day.
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I see this so often. Yet.... I do this. In a good shape, healthy, strong. I'm a moderately good runner on top of it, all the mental and physical benefits of it. Yet, I can squat out the whole day anxiously looking at the time at 5pm just to realize I haven't delivered anything that day.
Would it be worse or better if you stopped exercising?
Honestly, I don't know. Maybe it would be even worse...