1 - Check your phone after a couple of hours.
2 - Keep an eye on the app with the most notifications
3 - Block them
4 - Don't fear #FOMO. Deal with it
5 - Repeat once a day.
1 - Use blocks of time without interruptions (timeboxing).
2 - My favorite is @PomodoroTech.
3 - if you come across new tasks just write them down.
4 - Don't multitask.
5 - You cannot switch until time is up.
6 - 25 minutes it's a good slice.
1 Keep you inbox ALWAYS empty
2 Unsubscribe to all irrelevant mails (most of the times is a just-one-click)
3 Create filtering rules - out of the inbox
4 If you need to action on mails:
-keep the list out
-create a special folder
Manage todo lists and items.
Do not open multiple tabs.
No operating system of web browser handles them very well.
Neither you
Don't multitask.
If something takes less than 2 minutes doit. Else add it to ToDo list.
Web tabs are not todo lists :)
Every object (real or virtual) should have a home.
We can keep inboxes (or incoming places) for things just a couple of days.
We need brief processes to empty those inboxes.
When emptying those inboxes we should define new 'homes' if necessary.
Alejandro writes interesting content on software development and machine learning.
He teaches Computer Science and his content is great.
I love interacting with him.
Allen is a DDD passionate. His opinions are very strong and accurate.
I enjoy his development tips AND management and agile humor a lot.
I liked very much his courses on LinkedIn.
Solutions: 1) Refactor methods 2) Rename methods to more declarative unes 3) break methods 4) If a comment describe what a method does. Just name the method with this description