A desk covered with work materials—let’s leave some space for where I’ll sit next time
Translated
If you have a project you want to work on but keep putting it off because your desk is piled high with materials, why not make “preparing a spot to work” your final task for today? Rather than organizing everything, I suggest sorting items into those you’ll use next and those you’ll store for now, and deciding where to place your first tool.
I’m a developer who, having put off getting started or taking action in the past, now makes and uses harnesses myself. I’ve been reflecting on the time spent planning versus actually taking action and sharing my progress with friends who share the same goal. This isn’t about posting reviews about completing specific crafts or projects.
Harness checks whether you are in the designated location when the timer starts and records the duration of your creative session. You can also set aside separate time to reflect on the final steps of your creative process as a way to prepare for your next session. I recommend this approach to anyone who wants to distinguish between production time and wrap-up time.
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