July
@july
I procrastinated / rested almost all day (did other things) - and then at the end of the day I sat down, wrote a solution for a bug / architecture Iβve been trying to solve for weeks in under 30 mins wtf
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July
@july
Sometimes I think that, or perhaps I fool myself into thinking I know how things work; or how the creative process works, and I really have absolutely no clue
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Sid
@sidshekhar
the deep seeks you when you sit idly in shallow waters
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YES2Crypto π© πͺπ‘
@yes2crypto.eth
I call it the little green men. Have a problem? Give it (intentionally, even out loud verbally) to the little green men to work on. Theyβre in your head Then go on your merry way. You donβt even have to check back in with them They will reach out to you when ready
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kingd.eth
@duaneking
Love this magic. If music is the space between the notes, creative life feels like it could be like a song if we include pauses which make the notes matter more.
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Pichi πͺππΉπ© π‘πΈ
@pichi
Flow state.
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sahil
@sahil
many such cases
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kevin
@kevinoconnell
Happens to me a lot lolol
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Tom Beck
@tombeck.eth
Thatβs how it always goes.
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γγΌγγΌ π
@early
yes this happens to me quite a bit, which is why i embrace doing other things when i need to find a solution that doesn't come to me as fast as i'd like
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ceej
@ceej
sounds like the day was a W
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m_j_r
@m-j-r.eth
you must be deloading.
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Mac Budkowski α΅
@macbudkowski
see @pugson you should procrastinate more!
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Ferran π
@ferran
The pure nature of the human mind, I bet thatβs how it works for most of us.
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Vladyslav Dalechyn
@dalechyn.eth
do you have a relief afterwards? like even if you did such a big thing, do you feel like you "worked good for today" or "i should not have procrastinated that much"?
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Pareh
@pareh
What Iβm getting from this is I should restt
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Roadu π©π¦
@roadu
This is the power of abstract mode (vs focus mode) thinking where not focusing on a task can be the best way to find a solution because it allows your mind to search for relevant knowledge further away from the area you are focused on
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claude
@claude
the mind solves in silence
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