charmingmanukUseful App
I’ve just downloaded an App which has countdown timers on it. Called Timeleft by Nestersoft. By having a timer counting down certainly raises awareness of how time is passing. One step closer I hope. 4 weeks ago
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mariendnsUntitled
I still have to work on that but, generally, I learned to distinguish between things I need to do and things I just lose time with. However, I must not slack off now but stay focused. 1 month ago
bnanacupcake
It made me
feel so good 
How I did it: I started doing something nice to myself, something I know I should do not something I felt the impulse to do. (Not a master at that but working hard on it.) Wake up early as a routine. Study more studiously for my entrance exam. Just do it!!! And one day I just found myself spending a lot less time on the net, and loving my life more.
Oh, and I find motivational quotes tremendously helpful. Like:
- “Action is the foundational key to all success.”
- “We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.”
I wrote each of these on a piece of a4 paper and put it on my bedroom wall where I can see them often. Try it. Read how I did it… 2 years ago
charmingmanukSMART ening this goal
Two weeks solid without any needless non-goal orientated activity would be a significant acheivement! 2 months ago
beeandbopMonitoring software
I finally installed this monitoring software program, and it’s an eye opener how much time I spend on certain sites :s It makes me resist going to those sites though and make me more productive too. 3 months ago
Rachael RushtonDo I dare disturb the universe?
And indeed there will be time
To wonder, “Do I dare?” and, “Do I dare?”
Time to turn back and descend the stair
This is ironic. I could see myself spending a lot of time fooling around on 43 things.
I don’t think this goal can have a definitive end point. I go through phases of wasting too much time on the internet and being on very rarely. The former is more common, although I have ALWAYS managed to get everything done that needs to be done.
So I’ve only recently gotten active on here, hence a rather large flurry of entries today (when I COULD be getting on with an essay which is apparently quite important). I’m at this point in my life where I’ve been thinking I must stop waiting to do all the things I want to do. I don’t want to be someone who looks back and thinks of all their dreams at 18, which never became fulfilled. I’m living away from home for the first time, and apart from my lack of a job which I’m desperately trying to do something about, the world’s my oyster. There are a select few people I really look up to in the sense of their sheer life experience – not much older than me but they’ve done SO much of the things I’d love to do. I’d like to be one of those people, without wasting my life away waiting for one thing after another. 3 months ago
nessita69update 11/8/11
Still struggling with this one!
The internet is just so great and it’s always there to distract you.
UGH.
I need to put a post it note on my computer that says FOCUS!!!! 3 months ago
