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New Plan of Attack

I found the best advice...ever!!! Check out Madame Samm's blog post from last year!!

She says, in short..

The day before - choose three things you want to finish; do this two hours before bedtime.

Must use a timer.

Spend 23 minutes at a time on each task until completed, jump from 1, 2, to 3. Everything should be handy and prepared, if not, prepare then start the timer. The 23 minutes is for the project, not preparation.  Work faster and faster for each 23 minutes. Take breaks in between.

Do not drink juice or soda as they hinder your brain from working!

Turn off all noise for at least three hours each day.

Suggestion a snack of 1/4 cup of whole almonds and 1 teaspoon of honey!! Gives you lots of energy.

So, I'm going to try that...I'll let you know, too early to choose my 3 things. Going out so my day is done, only got a Dear Jane block done, but worked on other things. Might be keep the fancy machine.

Will re-read again tomorrow for inspiration. So happy Madamn Samm sort of validated my 15 minutes, but I must say that most of my projects really did spill over the 15 minutes mark, so my new time will be 23!!!



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