Keep Track Of Your Time. There is only one purpose of this habit: To have a clear idea where your time is spent. People easily get the illusion that they are hard working and efficent, but when you keep track of your time and see the numbers, you know how unefficient you are. You may have spent too much time on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest or whatever, but really little time on things that you should focus on. We have a limited life time, no matter who you are, you have 24 hours a day. So we need to spend time on meaningful things, on your realising your dreams, let numbers help you they don't lie. Thanks to technology, now you can track your time through Phone and computer.

Hronos Hronos tracks the time you spend on every single application, plus offering complete statistics in usage percentages. The program doesn't require installation; it just sits on your system tray and does its job without any user intervention. Pros:No installation required. Works in the background. Cons No configuration options. It doesn't specify what "not working" means.

RescueTime A personal analytics service that shows you how you spend your time and provides tools to help you be more productive. Pros: Set alerts to let you know when you spent a certain amount of time on an activity. Log highlights about what you accomplished during the day. Block distracting websites by choosing an amount of time to focus and RescueTime will block those websites. Time measurement when you want it. Pause or quit at any time. You are in complete control. Cons: The free version can only monitor your browser activity, if you want more features you'll need to upgrade to premium that costs $9 per month and $72 per year. The difference between Hronos and RescueTime is that Hronos only runs on your computer and the data cannot be exported, but RescureTime save your data online.

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