Kara Kane Getting information off the Internet is like taking a drink from a fire hydrant. – M. Kapor

I tried a little experiment the other day. After reading Morgan McClintic’s post on Timesheets, I considered how I managed my day. In my current position, I don’t need to account for my daily tasks. As the only person responsible for maintaining a web site, if I start to slack, people will notice. Now that I’ve started to use Loggr

I can start to see where my time disappears to during each day, and after a few weeks, I can evaluate it and see if there are some patterns that I want to keep and others that I’d like to break.