I find that separating this process into two steps: 1. Finding things to read, and 2. Reading them really works for me. I spend some time most mornings traw

I find that separating this process into two steps: 1. Finding things to read, and 2. Reading them really works for me. I spend some time most mornings trawling through my feeds, HN etc. and queue up what I want to read to my read-it-later app of choice (Readability). I then get on with my day doing normal work. Later, usually late evenings, I catch up on the reading I've queued up for the day. This way, I tend to stick to just the original list of things I've queued up to read, and only get to refresh the queue the next morning. This, by design, prevents the temptation to recursively chase down all links and related content to whatever I'm reading, which I find eliminates the biggest cause of the time sink.