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If at first you don't succeed, give up immediately
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A problem-solving technique that involves cycling between multiple projects when hitting obstacles, allowing the subconscious mind to work on problems in the background.
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"Work the problem until you get stuck. Give up immediately and move on to another problem, another project. Work that problem until you hit a wall. Move on to the third project. Work that project and problem until you hit that wall. Then circle back to the first one."
Attribution: Tom Sachs is explaining and advocating for this technique as an effective problem-solving method, describing how it works and its benefits in detail.