Today I will have to use the timer similarly to someone who has another job by using it during breaks that I will have. I will be doing facials from 3-9pm today which means that in between facials, and while I wait, I will do as much as possible and then stop the timer. The bulk of my work will be done before my facials today, but I will not be able to complete it all before then. By the end of the day I will have completed 4 hours and it'll feel great!
Yesterday as I was organizing papers I was still texting back and forth with people from the first two days, so by the end of yesterday, I had booked three more! This shows the power of a little work. It just keeps on giving.
I look forward to letting you know how my facials go today and how my 4 hours went as well, so I'll talk to you tomorrow!
Amy
Amy, I just came across your blog and I am impressed. I am also a senior consultant and work full time at the side. I came across Tammy's plan on her website and wasn't sure how to fit it in. Reading your blog makes me think I should be able to get in at least a few hours a day. What is the timer app called that you are referring to in thins blog post?
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Hey Trine! I agree with you, we can typically squeeze things in that we really want to do, and it seems as though you are a find a way make a way kinda person from what you told me. I just have a preloaded app called clock on my phone and when you go into it, you have an alarm, world clock, stopwatch, timer, and desk clock. So I just use that timer. If your phone doesn't have one though, any timer will do :) Thank you for your comments! I'd love for you to keep me updated on how your 4 hour plan (maybe in smaller time frames) is going for you!
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