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Breaking up a project into small jobs is indeed the key. It gives you a moral boost to see things accomblished and helps you focus.

To add to the funny anologies is the park ranger, who used to be an angler, whispering in your ear how to shoot the bear as it charges from close to point blank range.

Neil Watson
watson-wilson.ca

In reply to Re: Coding to a deadline - why it is just like hunting bears. by neilwatson
in thread Coding to a deadline - why it is just like hunting bears. by EvdB

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