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Try tracking how you use your time. Go make a grid with hours between 7am and 1am for Sunday - Saturday. Print this. Then write down what you do. I do this

by raffi 17y ago

Try tracking how you use your time. Go make a grid with hours between 7am and 1am for Sunday - Saturday. Print this. Then write down what you do. I do this to hold myself accountable (I do not use it for planning). I find doing this keeps me on track and lets the little successes build on each other.

discojesus 17y ago
Go make a grid with hours between 7am and 1am for Sunday - Saturday You don't even need to be that labor-intensive - the Emergent Task Timer works great. http://davidseah.com/blog/the-printable-ceo-iii-emergent-task-timing/ http://davidseah.com/blog/the-printable-ceo-iii-emergent-tas... [links to PDFs are at the bottom]
- fnthawar 17y ago
  Use RescueTime instead of tracking by hand: http://bit.ly/itYfb http://bit.ly/itYfb
  - davidw 17y ago
    Or stuff to do: http://stufftodo.dedasys.com http://stufftodo.dedasys.com Very different approach, my code is free/open source.
mantas 17y ago
Actually, I AM building a time tracking app :)