would take one week, two times a year, and escape by himself to a secret clapboard cabin somewhere in a cedar forest in the Pacific Northwest.Gates would arrive by helicopter or sea plane, and spend the week reading papers written by Microsoft employees pitching new innovations or potential investments. He read as many papers as possible, sometimes doing so 18 hours a day, staying up until the wee hours of the morning, according to"...
"I think of it as a one week long shower. Because we know that in the shower we have these really great thought processes, but those are flashes and moments, and when you go away for a period of time alone you're able to get more significant results," she says."I check myself into my third space — a local hotel up the road — every quarter to write for 48 hours. I've published eight books in 14 years using this approach," Stack says.
But your "third place" doesn't have to be far away or fancy. it could be "Starbucks, the library, or the gazebo in your garden. I recommend at least eight hours, but it's best to take several days to 'clear the decks,'" Stack says.
MakeIt Bill rediscovered solitary retreat. This fundamental method that has been applied since the beginning of time by Teachers and Students walking on Spiritual Paths.
MakeIt it is an awesome concept!!
MakeIt If you can afford it, yes. Most people can't though, but thanks for pretending to be interested in people's well-being.