Once the plan is in motion, the final action no longer requires an effortful decision—that’s the theory, anyway. And to start the plan doesn’t require as much effort because I just have to think “10, 9...”
This seems to be related to Fire and Motion: once you start coding/writing, it’s relatively easy to continue for the rest of the day, the only problem is to actually start.
This seems to be related to Fire and Motion: once you start coding/writing, it’s relatively easy to continue for the rest of the day, the only problem is to actually start.
5, 4, 3, 2, 1, code!
I guess that’s what Marry Poppins was on about.