I believe that implementing this method comes down to the mindset of there will always be tomorrow.
Today is not the last day that we are going to work or live. This allows us to stop trying to squeeze productivity and results out of every minute of the day, and gives us ease of mind.
Yes indeed! Although sometimes it takes practice to be able to disconnect. It sounds like you're already well-practiced in recognizing that "there will always be tomorrow," but even seasoned devs need a booster-shot of that sometimes. Although I was struggling to take my own advice last weekend, this article seemed to have helped people in the past:
I believe that implementing this method comes down to the mindset of there will always be tomorrow.
Today is not the last day that we are going to work or live. This allows us to stop trying to squeeze productivity and results out of every minute of the day, and gives us ease of mind.
Yes indeed! Although sometimes it takes practice to be able to disconnect. It sounds like you're already well-practiced in recognizing that "there will always be tomorrow," but even seasoned devs need a booster-shot of that sometimes. Although I was struggling to take my own advice last weekend, this article seemed to have helped people in the past:
Go Home: 4 Techniques That Help You To Leave Work At Work
Cubicle Buddha ・ Apr 9 ・ 6 min read