Basically, your reaction and how you deal with things internally is all that is left after you have done what you can. Modern psychology would call this CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy). All that is left is how you react to the situation. If you did the best you can to influence the situation to a positive result, and it still failed, there is nothing you can do. The ancient stoics would advise you to administer control over what you can. Not your fault, but i'm sick of seeing this kind of naive responses that belong in mugs or motivational posters. But that is all, no lessons learned for all subsequent ocurrences. Ok, maybe the first time, you learn that you can't always win.
What can you learn from the experience? No amount of "mastering your reality" will make this a positive experience. You'll eventually find this situation in every job you take (or make). This kind of positive thinking does not solve anything. What you're met with is "So what, change jobs, reframe your perspective, grab life by the balls". Not always, but some (most) of the time, you'll end up taking the blame, or even disciplined/fired. People will still get angry and disappointed that the deadline was not met. You dealt with your reality, you mastered your domain. It's not that you disappoint yourself, since you _knew_ it was practically impossible to succeed. You manage the pang of panic, get to work, do your best. Sou, let's say a new deadline sets you up for failure. * Experiment with Newport's recommendations for two weeks and see which ones increase your deep hours * Create a scorecard and track the number of deep hours each day (this number should increase) * Restrict shallow work to 2 hours (after 2 hours, say no to everything shallow) * Block off each hour of the day and and fill it with one of the TODO items * Create a TODO list each day and separate tasks into shallow and deep categories Here are a few strategies I found successful: I used Newport's recommendations to reclaim 4+ solid hours of deep focus and it's had a tremendous impact on my productivity and general quality of life. Best of all, the book is not just theory, it's 100% actionable. He brings an academic rigor to the debate and backs up his claims with legitimate evidence. It's not just a productivity fluff piece about the importance of focus. I recently read this book and I can't recommend it enough.
Deepfocus lol ping drivers#
I suggest making sure your BIOS and chipset drivers are up to date but, other than that, you will probably want to reach out to MSI for RMA or repair options, as the motherboard and power supply probably need to be tested.The author references Cal Newport's Deep Work. The Killer Control Center is not likely to affect performance based on whether the machine is plugged in as it has no mechanism to detect this, and does not change based on whether the machine is plugged in. If you still experience these issues, then it's likely that your machine is experiencing some malfunction with its power distribution, since the issue seems to be related to whether the machine is plugged in. If they say that it updates automatically, ask them to verify, by firmware version number, that it is updated, as automatic updates are far from foolproof.
Deepfocus lol ping update#
If your ISP owns the access point, you will need to call them and ask them to update the firmware. If you own the wireless access point, see the support page for your specific model.
If that doesn't solve it for you, make sure your wireless access point's firmware is up to date. First, I suggest clean installing to the latest version of the Killer Control Center by following this guide. You may be encountering an issue where the wireless access point is having issues with the packet tagging from the Killer Control Center.
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