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Every practice in the library, in one list. Narrow it by how long you have, who it is written for, and where you are right now.
Most time strategies are doing one of three jobs: showing you time passing, interrupting you when a moment arrives, or laying the days out ahead of you. When something is not working, ask which of the three is missing rather than hunting for a new app.
Have a look at what you already use. A clock in view and a timer running are the first job. An alarm that cuts through whatever you are absorbed in…
If you lose track of how long you have been at something, a clock you can see is the fix. If you get pulled under and surface far too late, what you need is an interruption, not a clock.
Alarms and schedules are doing different jobs again. An alarm is there because noticing the time yourself is the bit that fails when you are…
Do not plan to resist the phone. Put it in another room before you sit down, close the tabs, silence the chat app. Resisting works sometimes, and it costs you something every single time.
The five minutes before you start are worth more than any amount of determination once you are underway. Decide what is coming into the room with you…
The towel left on the floor is the model. Tomorrow it is cold and unpleasant to use, and that is the whole of it. Short wait, happens every time, nothing terrible.
When you are building a consequence yourself, aim for those qualities rather than for severity. Something that lands within a day or two. Something…
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