Re:The PoWeR technique: a strategic approach to self-discipline
by dang on Monday July 17, 2023 @09:05PM
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Sure! I've reopened the edit window so you can change it how you want.
(and I hear you about the conversation downthread - I didn't see that earlier)
Re:The PoWeR technique: a strategic approach to self-discipline
by rcarr on Monday July 17, 2023 @11:21PM
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On second thought can we leave it up, as then anyone who sees the thread has a good example of an inflammatory comment and how to rewrite it to be more in keeping with the spirit of the site? If not then I will go back and change it.
Re:The PoWeR technique: a strategic approach to self-discipline
by dang on Monday July 17, 2023 @11:28PM
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Sure, no problem.
Re:The PoWeR technique: a strategic approach to self-discipline
by SnowdustDev on Tuesday July 18, 2023 @01:17AM
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Just a note that I found this thread valuable :), offering to keep that comment was a good idea.
For what it's worth I would reword it as:
If you become aware that you’re scared, stressed or overactive and distracted, do some 4-4-4-4 box method breathing until your mind calms down. I believe this a better method than the one suggested in this article - it is a proven technique that’s used by military personnel in life or death scenarios. This post strikes me as a convoluted system that is going to be difficult to remember in the heat of the moment and therefore difficult to implement successfully. I am also sceptical about the effectiveness of the “ransom decision”. “10,000 learning cycles” of self discipline is also vague and doesn’t really map to the original 10,000 hours concept. I personally believe you’re far better off sticking to simple solutions for productivity and self discipline.