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Category Archives: Flow
Tee ‘em up
Golf provides another metaphor for getting things done. Take #2 on “crankable widgets”. Growing up in Las Vegas, our favorite place to hit golf balls was Desert Pines. It was 30 minutes away, but it boasted a double decker driving … Continue reading
Posted in Flow, Getting Things Done, Main, Motivation
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More Flow, More Happiness
I usually spend only 20% of my workday programming, but this week I’ve been doing more of it and it’s been awesome. There’s something really rewarding about refactoring code — making it more concise, more logical, more consistent. More beautiful. … Continue reading
Posted in Flow, Programming
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Oneness
Oneness with work is “flow”. Flow is the mental state of operation in which the person is fully immersed in what he or she is doing, characterized by a feeling of energized focus, full involvement, and success in the process … Continue reading
Posted in Flow, Main, Oneness, Work
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