Sometimes our good habits slip up.

Life gets in the way. It happens every now and then. It’s what you do about it that matters.

You stop doing the things that make you reflect, take a look on life from a different angle and let the brain do its own thing.

For me it happens when there is a lot going on at work. Which it has been lately. My company, Ntention, has been going through an accelerator program that has been both intense and very insightful.

For those of you who don’t know Ntention, or what it’s all about, I will write a separate post about it.

In short, we are a Norwegian deep tech start-up building interaction systems for human-machine interaction. We have built the Astronaut Smart Glove (link) and the Astronaut Interaction System that empowers astronauts to intuitively interact with and operate extended reality (XR) systems and robotic assets in space. Apparently, this is not a VC fundable activity on its own, and we need a business case on earth as well. Working on it.

I notice my habits slip up when I stop writing. It has been going on for a while now, and I haven’t published anything for about two months.

That’s what this piece is all about. Getting back on the horse. I’m sure there are tons of self-help tips and tricks about what to do to get going again. For me, what usually helps is just to start again. Get the momentum going. So that’s exactly what I’m going to do!

Other signs my habits are slipping up:

Therefore I think I will spend a bit more time writing, listen to music on my way to work rather than the usual audiobook, get in that extra workout and go to bed early tonight.

What signs are you aware of that, if trending, will get you out of your flow?

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