I share you the idea of writing every other day or week in the productivity series because the value has never left the door. Despite how you share your ideas, they remain your words and how you interpret your views. This welcomes the numerous ideas that you have planned for yourself. Writing is like personal hygiene for the mind, it is why I choose not to leave the idea out of the series. 

A few days ago, I attended a AMA (Ask Me Anything) with an author who influences Computer Science students and Software Engineering job seekers to become prepared for coding interviews. Her book is called Cracking the Coding Interview.

It's easy to brush off the fact that by a few days of missing out on your routine tasks, that you could stop it for good. Has a thought like this ever crossed your mind?

October has been heavy with work. Over this short period of time, I've brought up the idea of notetaking and workflow phases. My past 3 days needed notetaking. However, I did not end up using workflow phases in my normal routine due to a project that had to be turned in by October 30th. Here is my summary of this week and the month of October.

If I recall correctly, I brought up the idea of note taking and mindmapping in an earlier episode. The nature of these two actions are for the sake of organized thoughts. Laid out in a numbered order, outline, or headline.

You wake up and all of a sudden, it's 12pm. Personal work kept you busy last night till 5am. You accept the fact that whatever good momentum you had, is gone and you go back to your old ways.

It's not everyday that you think about what helped you get to where you are now. I started working on my morning reflections back in 2018. Writing every morning was not easy. Same thing goes with the stretch routines I did around this time. 

Today, I will cover how categories are easier on the eyes while still keeping track of your day to day tasks.

Out of all the days you've set yourself up for, to complete this task and contribute a piece of your work to your audience — how good does it feel to make it this far? 

And it's only the beginning!

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