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RE: Fighting daily against excessive daydreams.

in Proof of Brain3 years ago

It only happens when I'm not talking to someone or when I'm not doing something that requires my attention, meaning any idle time is a trigger for this. Unless I am focusing my attention on an activity, I can be attracted to intense daydreams.


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This seems like a normal activity for a creative person. Try using a timer when doing projects and please take a break and get up for a minute or two.

Also record your day dreams in a way that is convenient. After a few days look at the results and see if you can draw any conclusions.


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These are great suggestions, @mineopoly, thanks.

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