Day 32: Flow

Wow.

This morning, I found the courage and the stamina to get up, turn on the light, and get to work. A few hours later, I realized I had the most productive morning of my life. I think I understand now how to set this up:

1. Noise to keep thoughts at bay.
2. Focus to ensure my workload is not heavy
3. A hard problem to struggle against.

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