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You: When is the perfect time to start? Me: I usually spend Monday mornings in cafes writing in 1$ notebooks while soaking up the sun and correcting all the typos in my LinkedIn posts from the previous week. Yup, you read that right. I Just write and post, dont give a Shit about proof reading. Start. Start early, start shitty, start scrappy. Record that bad YouTube video. Write that terrible Linkedin post. Go run those 5 painfully long kilometers. Start ugly. Read these AI papers without understanding. Write these lines without mastering them. Take this call without being prepared. Just Start Bro. And help someone else start too.

You: When is the perfect time to start? Me: I usually spend Monday mornings in cafes writing in 1$ notebooks while soaking up the sun and correcting all the typos in my LinkedIn posts from the previous week. Yup, you read that right. I Just write and post, dont give a Shit about proof reading. Why? Because of: Start. Start early, start shitty, start scrappy. Record that bad YouTube video. Write that terrible Linkedin post. Go run those 5 painfully long kilometers. Start ugly. Read these AI papers without understanding. Write these lines without mastering them. Take this call without being prepared. Just Start Bro. And help someone else start too.

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🧠 Hitting the Wall? The Coder's Guide to Breaking Through Mental Blocks 🚧 Anyone else ever feel like your brain's hit a brick wall while tackling a tricky problem? 🙋♂️ You know, that feeling when no solution seems in sight and your thoughts are stuck in an endless loop? I've been there, staring at lines of code that might as well be ancient runes. 🤯 It's that dreaded moment when the caffeine drip stops working, and you're just... stuck. But here's the thing: Mental blocks are a normal part of the creative process. So, what's a developer to do? Here are a few of my go-to tactics: 1. Embrace the Coffee Break (or Tea!): Sometimes, a little caffeine kick can help. But even if it's just a change of scenery, stepping away for a few minutes can work wonders. 2. Walk It Off: Research shows that physical activity can boost creativity. Leave the screen behind and get those neurons firing. 3. Zone Out (Intentionally): Don't underestimate the power of doing nothing. Let your mind wander – a solution might pop up when you least expect it. 4. Talk It Out: Explain the problem to a rubber duck (or a patient colleague). The act of verbalizing can often lead to unexpected breakthroughs. 5. Change Your Perspective: Try tackling a different part of the problem or even switching to a completely unrelated task. Sometimes, a fresh angle is all you need. What are your favorite mental block-busting techniques? Share your wisdom in the comments below! 👇 #developer #softwareengineer #productivity #brainfog #mentalhealth #coding #innovation

LinkedIn has named problem-solving one of the most in-demand skills of 2024. The challenge with problem-solving is that it feels unique and turnkey. You solve every problem differently – or do you? The do-it-differently every time approach to problem-solving makes problem-solving difficult for individuals and teams You and your teams can benefit from a standardized approach and common language for solving problems. Here's a simple 4-step process to get you started https://buff.ly/4eqBEtT #criticalthinking #problem-solving

Today's self-compassion exercise: When you feel the urge to pull, pause and ask, 'What am I truly seeking?' Is it comfort? Control? By identifying the underlying need, we can find healthier ways to fulfill it. What alternative coping strategies work for you? Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eZrnqc5R #MentalHealthTips #TameYourTrich

What makes you feel anxious? 🙄 What pushes your 'buttons'? 😡 What is it that you usually react to in a way that you are not happy about? 😵 With this FREE resource, you can find out more about triggers, and you could use this to guide you towards a better understanding of what makes you react in personally unwanted ways. You can download it for free from my website: https://lnkd.in/eFhyJ3GH I hope you will find this resource helpful to you!

Procrastination: protecting yourself from negative emotions that threaten your self-esteem 🤬 I didn't always think of procrastination this way. I used to think I would procrastinate because I was tired or overworked. However, my perspective shifted once I understood that procrastination is intimately linked with perfectionism and serves a self-protective function. I still occasionally find myself procrastinating, but now I have an effective technique to get back on track: 1. Recognize that I'm procrastinating. State it internally 2. Sit with curiosity and allow the potential negative emotions I'm avoiding to bubble up: fear of looking stupid, sadness or frustration about now already knowing how to do X, anxiety around my first attempts not being ideal 3. Accept that I am avoiding these feelings 4. Accept that I am going to concentrate on controlling my inputs: nutrition, exercise, rest, sleep, and effort and that I don't have total control over the outcomes 5. Ask myself: "How can I start?" - this piece has been, at least for me, an incredible hack that I picked up from the book: The Now Habit In my experience, little nuggets in many books stick with you long after you have read them. "How can I start?" was the most potent takeaway from The Now Habit. There are many more industry-specific tips around procrastinating on software development work, but I'll save those for a future post. I got the biggest overall impact from addressing the emotional side of things first. How do you deal with procrastination? Let me know in the comments below. I run a free newsletter for professional developers and other technologists who want to become happier and more efficient in their work. Be sure to follow me for more tips, book recommendations, tutorials and open-source code and tooling.

Ever feel like you can't make a decision? 🤔 You're not alone. We're bombarded with choices, from what to eat for breakfast 🥐 to which career path to take 🎓 to what content platform to watch that day. We're making thousands of small decisions every day, leading to what psychologists call decision fatigue. 😴 This is exhausting on the brain, as its like running a marathon in your mind, every single day. 😱 We may be living in an age of abundance of choice, but as we all know when faced with a list of items from a menu, too many options can paralyze us. Ever heard of analysis paralysis? That's when we're so overwhelmed by choices that we end up choosing nothing at all. 😞 So how can we combat this? 1. Prioritize Decisions: Focus on making important decisions first. Tackle high-priority choices when your mental energy is at its peak, typically earlier in the day. This ensures that you allocate your best cognitive resources to the most critical decisions. 2. Set Clear Criteria: Establish criteria for your decisions beforehand. Knowing exactly what you’re looking for simplifies the process and reduces the number of options you need to consider. 3. Limit Choices: Reduce the number of options you consider. Aim to narrow down your options to a manageable number—three to five is often ideal. 4. Create Routines and Habits: Automate regular decisions through routines and habits. This saves mental energy for more significant choices. 5. Set Time Limits: Allocate a specific amount of time for making decisions. Giving yourself a deadline prevents endless deliberation and encourages you to make a choice and move forward. #productivitytips #decisionmaking #timemanagement #prioritizationmethods ▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀ Hi 👋 I’m Adi C. - a psychology and productivity nerd who is enthusiastic about AI helping us save more time. So I use all my experiences in tech and knowledge in psych to help you master your minutes in this age of AI, feeding you nuggets of gold to boost brain and behavior

👂 We’re here to listen first, solve second. 👂 At Improving, we’re not about pushing solutions before understanding the problem. We don’t assume we can solve every challenge you’re facing. What matters is understanding what problems you're dealing with and how we may be able to help—and that starts by listening to you. Do any of these frustrations sound familiar? 😓 Feeling spread too thin, constantly juggling tasks 💤 Yawning at work, tired from repetitive data entry 📄 Comparing documents by hand, slowing down your workflow 👀 Eye strain from endless/menial screen time ☕ Drinking too much coffee just to get through the day We’ve heard stories like these from so many hardworking people, and we understand how draining it can be. Our goal is to help you reclaim your time and energy and increase your productivity and profits! We can do this using AI and Machine Learning to help automate repetitive tasks: ✅ Giving you more time to focus on the bigger, more complex (and fun!) problems ✅ Helping you get into a flow state more often, where work feels satisfying ✅ Allowing you to contribute in more meaningful ways, beyond repetitive tasks We want to know what’s on your plate and how we can potentially lighten the load. If you’re feeling these frustrations, let’s talk. Our first priority is understanding—not selling. Only then can we see if we’re the right fit to help you improve your workday. Visit https://lnkd.in/gpdHBxjE to connect with us. Let’s figure this out together. Best wishes to you and yours,