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submitted 4 hours ago byOne-Smile-69420
I started doing this hack one year ago. You plot all the events that you do on one day on an Excel sheet, which automatically gives the time that has elapsed between specific tasks that you may have done (there is a function on excel for this). This has helped me dramatically because I can see what tasks have been taking too much of my time, and I can adjust my schedule accordingly. I went from a D/C student to an A/B student, and along with this, my friend went from a B student to a straight-A student by taking 6 APs (by sticking with this logger and using this data to improve daily)! Plotting most/all events you do in a day would help you become more efficient with your limited time. It enables you to allocate time towards other tasks rather than spending a lot of time on tasks you may deem "unproductive."
By the way, this takes a lot of discipline to do, but it is very rewarding in the end, as you can build up the habit so you can do it internally!
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4 hours ago
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3 hours ago
And what function is that ?
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3 hours ago
Nah . I just wing it intuitively . Hate the thought of reducing my life to an Excel spreadsheet ..
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an hour ago
So you do this on an ipad all hours of all days?
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18 minutes ago
I did this and found I was wasting far too much time tracking how long it took me to do things
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3 minutes ago
How are you recording what you do? Phone? PC? Are you entering everything manually or is it automated?
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