If you don’t have time to clean up, you don’t have time to cook
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If you don’t have time to clean up, you don’t have time to cook
Maintenance tasks in our life and in our projects are usually very clear-cut. They seductively offer a clear problem and a clear solution. The structure-seeking part of or brain loves this and will endlessly procrastinate important ambiguous tasks in favour of taking these on.
When we are pulled into this game we usually think: “let me just check al... See more
When we are pulled into this game we usually think: “let me just check al... See more
Scott Stevenson • How to Finally Make Something
Chefs need every second they can get. But they don’t wonder, as we do, whether planning and organizing take valuable time away from their real work. They know the wisdom of taking a moment to clear their spaces. They know how to save time and make time. Slowing down and moving smoothly, for chefs, is a behavior of the highest order.
Dan Charnas • Work Clean: The Life-Changing Power of Mise-En-Place to Organize Your Life, Work and Mind
A very interesting time debt: doing work poorly. " If you don't edit your article now, you'll have to fix the grammar later. If you write sloppy code now, you'll have to debug it later. If you create a poor product in the beginning, you'll have to service customers and process refunds later. Every low-quality piece of work is a time debt that you h... See more