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 <span>I prefer taking notes on paper, as it gives you more freedom of how to structure it. You can use any colour, and you can also quickly create diagrams without the use of any complex computer program.</span><br />
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-<h3 style='display: inline' id='when-you-didnt-sleep-enough'>When you didn&#39;t sleep enough</h3><br />
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 <span>I noticed while being sleep-deprived I am (obviously) unable to concentrate so much, and it is difficult to be immersed in a focused way. But on the other hand, I am a lot more creative compared to when I am not sleep-deprived. Then, my brain suddenly presents me with connections I have not thought of before. Here, I usually write any idea I have down on a sheet of paper or in my journal, so I can pick it up later. I then often continue to philosophise about a possible solution. Sometimes to the absurd, and sometimes to something pretty useful.</span><br />
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 <span>A small additional trick: you can train yourself to generate new and unconventional ideas. Just write down 20 random ideas every day. It doesn&#39;t matter what the ideas are about and whether they are useful or not. The purpose of this exercise is to make your brain think about something new and unconventional. These can be absurd ideas such as "Jump out of the window naked in the morning in order to wake up faster". Of course, you would never do that, but at least you had an idea and made your brain generate something.</span><br />
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-<h3 style='display: inline' id='dont-be-busy-all-the-time'>Don&#39;t be busy all the time</h3><br />
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 <span>Especially as a DevOps Engineer, you could be busy all the time with small, but frequent, ad hoc tasks. Don&#39;t lose yourself here. Yes, you should pay attention to your job and those tasks, but you should also make some room for creativity. Don&#39;t schedule meeting after ad hoc work after meeting after Jira ticket work after another Jira ticket. There should also be some "free" space in your calendar.</span><br />
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