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Keeping a Separate Creativity Computer

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Evan Travers

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I really resonated with Josh Ginter's self-reflection: […] there’s some sort of psychological barrier to opening the MacBook Pro lid when it’s time to create. I have a complicated script to help me enter different "modes", but nothing is as effective as another place on another device. There are other kinds of triggers: I only listen to certain music while doing certain tasks, I go to certain places to handle certain work… whatever works for you. I've had some success with different keyboards. If I had infinite resources I would have two working desks: one for shallow, and one locked down computer for deep work. As it stands, I’m grateful for the mental block between my MacBook Pro and the creative work I need to complete. It provides some separation between office-work and side-gig-work. It provides a transition from office to home. And, in a way, it provides the opportunity to have some sort of shutdown period each day. Another great point. I remember hearing CGP Grey saying that in confined spaces he would move his laptop to a different place on the desk, just to have something slightly different to jog his brain. Great post, and lovely pictures as always. Keeping a Separate Creativity Computer - thenewsprint.co

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