All your points are sensible, reasonable, and practical, Ruth! I know I can "overthink" instead of just taking a next step. So, getting rid of the mental clutter is very helpful. I'll often have my "idea" notebook beside me when working on a task, and if I start having another idea that could lead me away and on a rabbit trail, I'll write the idea in the notebook and then get back to my original task (try my best to, anyways!).
All your points are sensible, reasonable, and practical, Ruth! I know I can "overthink" instead of just taking a next step. So, getting rid of the mental clutter is very helpful. I'll often have my "idea" notebook beside me when working on a task, and if I start having another idea that could lead me away and on a rabbit trail, I'll write the idea in the notebook and then get back to my original task (try my best to, anyways!).
Thanks for the feedback, Lynn. A notebook is a great way to capture ideas and avoid distractions!