I know exactly what you’re saying. Going on Twitter or Facebook gets to be so much fun, before we know it, a great deal of time has passed. The timer actually works very well, not just for that, but for how much time we spend online, as well.

Like they say, “time flies when you’re having fun”.

What a great way to look at it. When we put ourselves in our readers shoes, we begin to see the whole picture. Although we tend to put more pressure on ourselves, our readers aren’t. So, by cutting back on posts and shortening them, it becomes a win-win.

I hope you had a good vacation. Taking time off is important for all of us.

I like the story you shared about Jonathan Fields. You’re right/he’s right. It is more natural to marry our life and work instead of trying to keep them separate.

Sometime the timer thing you said sounds odd but I think at present this is the best thing which can help me out utilizing my time thanks for it
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