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Catching the brain rain
Merlin Mann | Apr 20 2006
Warm, Partly Cloudy, 100% Chance of Brain Rain I like James’ ideas for catching the “brain rain” — a way of setting aside a few minutes each day for firewalled creativity through idea generation and capture. This kind of habit could fit nicely into an end-of-day ritual, maybe before a quick review and daily cleanup.
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