Zephyr said:
Touch some grass.Seriously, having a hobby outside of work is important. I run with my family along the coastline and go camping. Fresh air helps reset for the workweek.
Haha, ‘touch some grass’—great advice! It’s amazing how disconnecting from the screen can recharge you. Do these outdoor activities inspire new creative ideas for you?
Yes! I can’t wait for the weekend—it’s time for a screen detox.
Oli said:
Zephyr said:
Touch some grass.
Haha, ‘touch some grass’—great advice! It’s amazing how disconnecting from the screen can recharge you. Do these outdoor activities inspire new creative ideas for you?
Yes! I can’t wait for the weekend—it’s time for a screen detox.
A screen detox sounds perfect! I always find fresh air brings clarity and new ideas.
A screen detex my guys
Cadence said:
A screen detex my guys
Thanks for sharing such a comprehensive list! Batching content and using tools are game-changers. How do you balance staying inspired while managing all these strategies?
Hire people. Don’t work alone, build a team.
I read books that have nothing to do with my work. Lately, I’ve been reading old journals from the early 1900s, and it’s refreshing!
Invest in a few high-quality pieces that you can reuse or repurpose.
Planning ahead and batching content helps me avoid burnout. I also take breaks and set clear work hours. It’s all about finding the right balance!
High-quality content doesn’t have to be hard if you check blueprints or take inspiration from others. Copy, paste, and you’re done.