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I find little timers like this crazy effective. When I switched to freelancing fulltime, I built a little Gmail widget to help keep me motivated. It shows my
by polyfractal 15y ago
I find little timers like this crazy effective. When I switched to freelancing fulltime, I built a little Gmail widget to help keep me motivated.
It shows my bank account balance, in real time, ticking down to zero based on my monthly budget's burn rate. There is something uniquely motivating about seeing your money slowly disappear as you check your email.
- zackattack 15y agoPost the source? edit: please integrate with RescueTime
- polyfractal 15y agoHere you go: http://www.euphonious-intuition.com/runway2.xml http://www.euphonious-intuition.com/runway2.xml It's dirt simple - I actually converted a "world population" widget into what I wanted, hence some of the funny names. "Startpop" is your starting bank account. "Poprate" is your burn rate per second. "Startdatepop" is the day you start the counter. For example, in my script I budgeted $1000/month, which works out to $0.00038/s Like I said, it's pretty crude. You have to routinely update both your balance and the start-date to keep it accurate...but I've found just the idea of a ticking balance is more powerful than what the number actually is.