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1 May 2024 Conversations with Tyler Coleman Hughes on Colorblindness, Jazz, and Identity
“I’ve gotten a little bit better at that and become a more balanced person, but I would say working for long stretches of time with no break at all — as opposed to what might be more common advice, which is every hour take a 20-minute break.”
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- Coleman Hughes
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- 1 May 2024
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…They’re successful, but they’re not unusual? Or they’re unusual, but they’re not successful? Like I said, I can be very monomaniacally focused on things. It’s possible, for instance, for me to accidentally skip meals because I’m working, and I don’t get hungry. It used to be very hard for me to stop or get interrupted. I’ve gotten a little bit better at that and become a more balanced person, but I would say working for long stretches of time with no break at all — as opposed to what might be more common advice, which is every hour take a 20-minute break. What do you think you optimize for?…
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