인프런 커뮤니티 질문&답변

Sometimes, the best lessons don’t come from textbooks or seminars — they come from unexpected places. Like a Google Doodle game where a smiling peanut pitches baseballs at a donut. Doodle Baseball may look like a lighthearted time-waster, but if you play it long enough, it quietly teaches you two of life’s most underrated skills: focus and consistency.

Lesson 1: Focus Is a Muscle, Not a Mood

When you first start playing Doodle Baseball, your instinct is to mash the swing button at every pitch. But that’s exactly how you lose. The game forces you to pay attention — to wait, to observe, and to commit at just the right moment.

That small act of waiting trains your brain in micro-focus.
You stop reacting and start responding.
You learn that focus isn’t something you find — it’s something you build, one pitch at a time.

The funny thing? That same skill translates perfectly into real life. Whether you’re studying, coding, or writing, the principle is identical: stay patient, stay aware, and act with precision instead of impulse.