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grind , when and how you want
grind harder, when you are behind the 8 ball
pay attention to your periferal vision, it's telling you stuff, same with first thoughts in the morning, they are useualy actionable but always do the self care stuff first schedules are great, if you have a lot of good things that you must maintain, but will eat you if you are trying to build from scratch or...if you are the anvil,bear if you are the hammer,strike
Earlier quoted context omitted.
May I ask what you are using to track your time? Late edit: Especially offline time tracking.
Sure, I use ATracker ( https://atracker.pro/ ) They have phone apps for both iOS and Android which work offline. Their iOS app has a "companion" on the Watch too, so you can quickly switch activities on your wrist. I think without this I wouldnt have the patience to even track bathroom time (another thing that I vastly overestimated before I saw the numbers). I´m still hovering between writing my own tracking system,…
As a developer, the balance between using a readymade solution or implementing is always a bit tipped on the DIY side.
I‘ve been doing sth similar by tracking my time for the last 3 weeks and change. I havent done the full analysis yet but it‘s already clear that how I think I spend my time is completely different from how I actually spend it. Perception/„feeling“ vs physical reality. The gap is huge. Trivial example, I was convinced that the „time toll“ i have to pay around training was very high. Like I was spending an hour or more…
Experiencing self vs Remembering self.
After Daniel Kanheman gave a ted talk on this, I deliberately try to prioritise my experiencing self.
That is a disturbing length of time to spend on LinkedIn.
meaningless grind , when and how you want grind harder, when you are behind the 8 ball pay attention to your periferal vision, it's telling you stuff, same with first thoughts in the morning, they are useualy actionable but always do the self care stuff first schedules are great, if you have a lot of good things that you must maintain, but will eat you if you are trying to build from scratch or...if you are the anvil…
meaningless grind , when and how you want grind harder, when you are behind the 8 ball pay attention to your periferal vision, it's telling you stuff, same with first thoughts in the morning, they are useualy actionable but always do the self care stuff first schedules are great, if you have a lot of good things that you must maintain, but will eat you if you are trying to build from scratch or...if you are the anvil…
meaningless grind , when and how you want grind harder, when you are behind the 8 ball pay attention to your periferal vision, it's telling you stuff, same with first thoughts in the morning, they are useualy actionable but always do the self care stuff first schedules are great, if you have a lot of good things that you must maintain, but will eat you if you are trying to build from scratch or...if you are the anvil…
No, that's not meaningless, I've tracked my time and turned out I've spent much more time than I thought on one website that only made me angry, I've blocked it and saved myself hour a day and don't miss the website at all. So yeah, from my experience tracking can be very useful and meaningful.