Ask for no, don't ask for yes (2022)(mooreds.com) I think it is important to have a bias for action. Like anything else, this is something you can make a habit of. Moving forward allows you to make progress. I don’t know about you, but I’ve frozen up in the past not knowing what the right path was for me. Moving forward, even the smallest possible step, helped break that stasis.
Ask HN: What are your "great" programmer habits?(ycombinator.com) "I'm not a great programmer; I'm just a good programmer with great habits." - Kent Beck<p>1. What are your great habits?<p>2. How did you inculcate them?<p>3. How do you follow them on a daily basis when things get hectic/busy?
4 points by WonderAlmighty 107 days ago | 8 comments
Being Productive(furidamu.org) Recently I was asked which habits and practices were the secret to my productivity. I figured my answers might be of wider interest. Let me know what works for you!
364 points by mmphosis 137 days ago | 190 comments
Standup Escape(standupescape.com) There are routines we all follow, often without question, things we've done for so long that they seem unquestionable.
How to Train Yourself to Go to Sleep Earlier(sleepfoundation.org) A number of factors may impact your ability to go to sleep early. Perhaps you are not a morning person, or you have work or family obligations that keep you up late. Some sleep or mental health disorders, such as insomnia or anxiety, can make falling asleep difficult. In other instances, nighttime may be your only time to relax, and so you engage in revenge bedtime procrastination and stay up late, which then negatively impacts your next day.
The Simple Guide to Building and Breaking Habits(alexy.tech) Creating or breaking habits doesn’t have to be an overwhelming process. Whether you aim to adopt a healthier lifestyle or let go of a not-so-good habit, understanding the basics and applying straightforward strategies can make all the difference. Here's how you can approach habit formation and cessation with ease and effectiveness.