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Hsiang-Lin · 12-13-2006, 03:09 AM

12/12/06 Result: Completed!

12/13/06 Goal: 3 hours

AdamKayce, what's timelogging again?

I do remember reading about it in one of Steve's articles and I actually tried that for a bit, but found it didn't really work for me. I'm basically logging in 3 hours of academic work everyday. Of course, I'm focusing on improving my productivity within those 3 hours. For example, I can concentrate a lot better now and learn faster within those 3 hours than when I first started.

So so far this trial has been a success for me! If this is what Steve's timelogging is, then hey it worked for me! I still constantly think about my life purpose and higher priorities in life so as not to get sucked into blind academic learning. So my spiritual development has increased dramatically since learning about Steve's website, but my self-discipline has not. That's why I'm using this thread as a start to launch me forward.

12-13-2006, 03:09 AM	#19 (permalink)
Hsiang-Lin Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 261	12/12/06 Result: Completed! 12/13/06 Goal: 3 hours AdamKayce, what's timelogging again? I do remember reading about it in one of Steve's articles and I actually tried that for a bit, but found it didn't really work for me. I'm basically logging in 3 hours of academic work everyday. Of course, I'm focusing on improving my productivity within those 3 hours. For example, I can concentrate a lot better now and learn faster within those 3 hours than when I first started. So so far this trial has been a success for me! If this is what Steve's timelogging is, then hey it worked for me! I still constantly think about my life purpose and higher priorities in life so as not to get sucked into blind academic learning. So my spiritual development has increased dramatically since learning about Steve's website, but my self-discipline has not. That's why I'm using this thread as a start to launch me forward.