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Increase productivity, focus and kill procrastination

by tonywarrior2
7 replies
Hi guys

for a while now I have been using an online stopwatch to very good effect in my daily work life. E.g. I use it to set myself chunks of time for focussed effort, e.g. I'll work on this task flat-out for 45 minutes. I've even used it to time how long a task takes and use that to prevent procrastination in the future (knowing that something takes only 10 minutes when you're brain is thinking it's an hour long job really helps me a lot!).

I've found this has really helped me become more productive.

The best online stop-watch I found is this one:

Online Stopwatch

(Disclaimer - I have nothing to do with this product and found it through a search on Google!).

Have fun

Tony
#focus #increase #kill #procrastination #productivity
  • Profile picture of the author soffell
    schedule and manage your time in online working very important

    thanks for your online stopwatch information
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  • Profile picture of the author edd666666
    Hi thanks for the stopwatch idea, as a motivational speaker I am always looking for new ideas. Thanks again edsmith@brightmoment.com
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  • Profile picture of the author joshtheman
    Nothing beats excellent time management and discipline to increase and maintain productivity.
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  • Profile picture of the author mywebwork
    That's a cool stopwatch, have you seen it on a 26 inch monitor?

    I found an application that measures how much time you spend on tasks and will send you a report as well. I don't use it as often as I probably should.

    RescueTime | Free Time Management Software

    Bill
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    • Profile picture of the author tonywarrior2
      Originally Posted by mywebwork View Post

      That's a cool stopwatch, have you seen it on a 26 inch monitor?

      I found an application that measures how much time you spend on tasks and will send you a report as well. I don't use it as often as I probably should.

      RescueTime | Free Time Management Software

      Bill
      hey cheers for that it looks really useful.

      Tony
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  • Profile picture of the author Colin Evans
    Taking regular breaks help maintain concentration, but it doesn't mean much if you're not working a plan.

    Time management is important because it's too easy to get wrapped up in forums, email etc. Working to a check list helps make good use of time, but it can get a bit boring doing the same thing every day.
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