I kept abandoning side projects until I started a dead-simple habit: a 15-minute daily log.
The rule
At the end of each coding session I write three lines in a plain markdown file:
Done: what I actually finished today
Next: the single next step
I kept abandoning side projects until I started a dead-simple habit: a 15-minute daily log. ...
I kept abandoning side projects until I started a dead-simple habit: a 15-minute daily log.
The rule
At the end of each coding session I write three lines in a plain markdown file:
Done: what I actually finished today
Next: the single next step

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