Hmm I wish I had a good answer for this :) One positive of having a wide mix of products is that if we hit a wall with something we're working on or if we’re not feeling creative on a particular problem, there's plenty of other tasks we can move over to until inspiration hits.
In general, for me, I also find it useful to mix up the opinions I surround my self with. I find if I'm following the same set of people on Twitter for a long period of time then all I see are the same group of opinions and that can be pretty dangerous. I unfollow and mute without mercy and try to mix up the group of people I follow every few months just to get a diversity of perspectives in my feed.
Hmm I wish I had a good answer for this :) One positive of having a wide mix of products is that if we hit a wall with something we're working on or if we’re not feeling creative on a particular problem, there's plenty of other tasks we can move over to until inspiration hits.
In general, for me, I also find it useful to mix up the opinions I surround my self with. I find if I'm following the same set of people on Twitter for a long period of time then all I see are the same group of opinions and that can be pretty dangerous. I unfollow and mute without mercy and try to mix up the group of people I follow every few months just to get a diversity of perspectives in my feed.