Silence makes ideas

The mind needs empty space

In a day full of notifications, silence is mistaken for empty time. Yet that is exactly when the mind arranges scattered pieces into a direction.

A small practice

Before you start, clear the desk, close unnecessary windows and spend a few minutes just observing the problem without solving it.

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Alper Okur

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