Well said. I’m learning to steal 20 minutes in the day—including on waking—for yoga nidra and other restorative practices. We have to be able to switch off and coalesce.
I'm more creative in writing it seems, in the morning. Afternoons are more for drawing and visual. If I nap, sometimes I can write in the evenings, but it's rare. Breaks don't work for me at all, I must stay with it until finished, deep work, I suppose. If I stop it's usually for the day. Editing works much differently, in fact it works better if I take breaks every half hour, or so.
Well said. I’m learning to steal 20 minutes in the day—including on waking—for yoga nidra and other restorative practices. We have to be able to switch off and coalesce.
I'm more creative in writing it seems, in the morning. Afternoons are more for drawing and visual. If I nap, sometimes I can write in the evenings, but it's rare. Breaks don't work for me at all, I must stay with it until finished, deep work, I suppose. If I stop it's usually for the day. Editing works much differently, in fact it works better if I take breaks every half hour, or so.