I’ve been trying to get things together as of late. Making the most of my time as you will. I can’t continue to allow life’s unpleasant situations to constantly interfere with what I want to do. I’ve started by going back to the gym and eating more and eating more regularly. I still have very irregular sleeping habits but I’ll work on that too.
Recently, though, I’ve been working on my time management. I’ve heard that if I keep a time journal that I’ll be able to look back & see how much time I waste. This should prompt me to be more aware of what I do with my time. I’ve tried this before by making notes on my Moto Ming A1200 but I never reviewed the notes I took. Then, after the soup incident all was lost and I never got back on track.
I am trying this again but I’m doing it a little different and hopefully it’ll be more helpful this time around. I figure if I just make notes I’ll have to sync my phone in order to get the time journal file off before I can review it. Yet, that creates the same problem as last time if anything happens to my phone before I get the file off. However, by using Twitter I can log my happenings on the cloud and review it without having to sync my phone. Since I can post to twitter on the web or by txt it is very convenient and easy to keep the journal updated. Unfortunately, I don’t have unlimited txt so I can’t update that often using that method. There’s always the internet but that require me to have internet access all the time. I do have unlimited data on my Moto Q9h but I have to constantly log onto the net and into Twitter from my phone. Not the best way to do things but I’ve managed for the last couple of days. Meanwhile I’ve been trying to find an app for my Q that would allow me to update my Tweets without having to access ATT’s Media Net. Thus, I found Dashwire!
I think I first heard about Dashwire on Cnet but it didn’t try i then because it’s basically a phone management utility and I didn’t even have a phone worth managing. After trying it a bit I am a believer! It’s not a “can’t live without” application, but it certainly makes life much easier. I can easily update my Tweets, sync my photos & videos, add contacts, etc. from the comfort of my desktop or laptop rather than the cramped confines of my phone. I’m still testing out Dashwire and trying to figure out how everything works but so far I like it. Now if I had an assistant to analyze my time journal for me that’d be fantabulous! Unfortunately, by the time I can afford an assistant I should have time management well under control. Wait… there is YMI! Hmmmm.
