"Pee your problems away and think ahead!"<p>"Ask yourself, why do you think the best ideas come when you're in the toilet?"<p>It sounds trivial and you won't suspect a magic or pattern behind it. You'll think it's just coincidence, but in reality you secretly remember the toilet is an awkward place where you magically solve the problems that you were stuck with all day. It's way of thinking, releasing yourself from stress to focus on the path you want to go with your planning and code, not so much theory here. It's not enforcable.<p>The only room, where you're alone with yourself and where you relax your inner muscles. As you know, every contraction happens in your cerebrum first, this relaxation acts as stimulus for something I can't explain.<p>Planning, Development, Strategy and Success aren't entirely seperate, they live in symbiotic co-existence and strengthen each other. That's why many people say "You first start coding and the rest will follow". In reality this is an illusion, you can't code without planning or strategy, it's fueled by hard trained routine and effective problem->solution matching. You know it: The more you code the better you become and success boosts you into new directions.<p>We've all experienced it, sometimes you're better than usual and you want that effectivity back, when you're stuck and don't know a solution. Call it flow if you want, but I think it's peeing problems away :)<p>My routine is to do more learning than planning.
Because the more relations from very different topics I can come up with, the more effectively I can solve a problem on a special field.<p>Have a nice weekend!