Using a kitchen timers can help you manage small blocks of time. It may sound silly, but it does work. Once you turn it on, then you have two goals: Finish your project before it dings or try to get done before it dings. Then when you are done, you can cross off the job that has been completed.
Use your Timer
1. To remind yourself to make a phone call.
2. Promise yourself to work on something for say 10 minutes on something you do not want to do.
3. Use your timer to go off when you need to be reminded to do a specific task.
4. Divide yo your time/ day . Spend say 30 minutes on one project and another 15 on another.
5. Play ' beat the clock" and set your timers and try to get all your tasks done in that time period.
6. Use your timer to control length of meetings or discussions. Each person gets a certain amount of time to speak / present their points.
7. Use your timers to work out length of time for specific regular tasks. Then continue to use the timer to make sure you stay on task and complete items in the time frame required.
Use your Timer
1. To remind yourself to make a phone call.
2. Promise yourself to work on something for say 10 minutes on something you do not want to do.
3. Use your timer to go off when you need to be reminded to do a specific task.
4. Divide yo your time/ day . Spend say 30 minutes on one project and another 15 on another.
5. Play ' beat the clock" and set your timers and try to get all your tasks done in that time period.
6. Use your timer to control length of meetings or discussions. Each person gets a certain amount of time to speak / present their points.
7. Use your timers to work out length of time for specific regular tasks. Then continue to use the timer to make sure you stay on task and complete items in the time frame required.
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