Daily Productive Sharing 1084 - Steve Jobs' 10-Minute Rule
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When Steve Jobs got stuck on a problem for more than 10 minutes, what did he do? He would go for a walk, and new ideas would magically emerge. Jessica Stillman explains why:
- Unlike physical labor, simply piling up time doesn’t make mental work more efficient;
- In fact, mental work requires enough space to open up your thinking and welcome new ideas;
- Walking fits this need perfectly because it requires just enough attention to your surroundings, creating the ideal mental state for new thoughts to emerge;
- So next time you're stuck on a problem, take a walk—you might just come up with fresh ideas.
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当乔布斯被一个问题卡住超过10分钟，他会怎么办？他会出去走走，然后就有新的点子产生了，如此神奇？Jessica Stillman 解释了为什么：
- 不像体力劳动，单纯地堆砌时间并不能让脑力劳动更高效；
- 相反，脑力劳动需要有足够的空间来打开思路，迎接新的想法；
- 出去走走正好符合这一需求，因为我们出去走的时候，需要花费一定的注意力在周遭，这恰好就是我们所需要的状态。
- 所以当你下次被一个问题卡住的时候，不妨出去走走，说不定就会有新的点子。
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