You've covered it all in this intriguing subject/article. I was just thinking about 'routine' the other day and how necessary it is in my life from getting up, letting the dog out, feeding the straycats then the dog, then getting on the computer etc. I understand that comfort zone and pay attention to it so I don't get stuck and not venture out into new experiences. But repetition is a comfort thing as I like the rhythm it produces. It becomes obsession when I try to sleep at night and can't because most likely my brain is going over and over again about an issue I'm having with a piece I'm working on and need a solution. Damn insomnia. But I do end up often with a solution so not all is lost. Funny but when I'm working on a piece and I'm struggling with some sort of problem, the mantra I'm saying out loud is actually talking to the problem saying "no, don't you dare do that, no, no, no, stop, damn you I'll win you bastard!!!" or something like that.
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You've covered it all in this intriguing subject/article. I was just thinking about 'routine' the other day and how necessary it is in my life from getting up, letting the dog out, feeding the straycats then the dog, then getting on the computer etc. I understand that comfort zone and pay attention to it so I don't get stuck and not venture out into new experiences. But repetition is a comfort thing as I like the rhythm it produces. It becomes obsession when I try to sleep at night and can't because most likely my brain is going over and over again about an issue I'm having with a piece I'm working on and need a solution. Damn insomnia. But I do end up often with a solution so not all is lost. Funny but when I'm working on a piece and I'm struggling with some sort of problem, the mantra I'm saying out loud is actually talking to the problem saying "no, don't you dare do that, no, no, no, stop, damn you I'll win you bastard!!!" or something like that.