#Timer for 10 minutes for mac

#Timer for 10 minutes for mac

It’s available for Mac and PC - I wonder if there’s a bedside version? You might have a look at the Procrastinator’s Clock which is some random amount of time ahead, up to 15 minutes. Since I can’t be sure, I have to take each clock at face value. My alarm clock is 5 minutes fast, my watch only 1, my car clock 3. Set your clocks ahead a few minutes each - by different amounts.

In the morning, wake up, get dressed, grab your stuff, and go. in tomorrow’s pants pockets or your purse, load up your bag with whatever material you’ll need in the morning, put your lunch together, and so on. Lay out your clothes, put your keys, wallet, etc. If you are, like me, someone who has a hard time getting going in the morning, make sure you set up the night before. The worst thing that could happen is that you get a nice “Scotty effect” going, where you’re always ahead of schedule and everyone thinks you’re a miracle worker. If you need 12 working hours to finish a proposal, give yourself 15. If you think it takes 30 minutes to get to work, give yourself 40 (technically, 37 1/2, but let’s not be ridiculous here!). Always add 25% to your time estimate to get anywhere or do any task. If you thought there’d be nothing important in your email, you wouldn’t bother checking. That “last quick check” will almost always take more time than you think - which is, after all, what you’re hoping for. Don’t check your email or voicemail right before you leave.Ok, with general principles out of the way, let’s move on to the tricks. ⌄ Scroll down to continue reading article ⌄