Breaking the tasks into smaller modules and tackling the easier bugs first not only builds confidence but also helps maintain momentum. It makes the larger, more difficult issues feel less overwhelming as I make progress, step by step.

Debugging demands intense focus and time. Here���s how I manage without losing track: Capture Change Log: I jot down logs, progress, and next steps, previous steps before stepping away. Protect Focus Time: A quick “In focus mode, back in an hour” helps set boundaries with the team. Resetting: Reviewing notes or re-checking logs helps me regain my flow quickly.

This really a very useful query which requires solution desperately, though many may seem correct, but practicality outdo the seemingly good suggestions. Here are few approaches: 1. Always keep logs in a flow: It's very difficult to maintain as traditionally log can be an overhead, but here's the trick, you just need to record your voice in any way comfortable, as you proceed solving, which won't interrupt your flow also, you won't take special effort for logging. 2. Use AI Technology: Use AI summarizers or tools for voice transcript with summarizers, which will give you an idea and insight clearly, to which point have you solved along with context, so even you forget and come back, you won't lose your effort.

Pomodoro technique - give your time and focus on what matters most in terms of urgency, importance and significance. Works all the time!