This is so good it deserves it’s own post. Some of you may have already been sent this by others, but in case you haven’t, you must check out the procrastinator’s clock.

Setting one’s clock ahead by 15 minutes is a useful trick for procrastinators.

Now, the problem is that you know that I know you know you’ve already set your clock ahead, so you cleverly take this into account and end up being even later. It’s a vicious circle. What we need is a way to channel fear and anxiety positively, while keeping you from getting too comfortable with your clock.

Enter the Procrastinator’s Clock. It’s guaranteed to be up to 15 minutes fast. However, it also speeds up and slows down in an unpredictable manner so you can’t be sure how fast it really is.

If you want a direct link to the clock itself so that you can open it full-screen (like so), then click this link and bookmark it (or save it to your computer).

I have the wall clock in my room set to be about 10 minutes ahead specifically so that I can “live” 10 minutes into the future and hopefully not be late for anything. Of course, the problem with knowing that the clock is 10 minutes ahead sometimes does get me just as late, if not later, than I would have been had I had the clock at normal time.

This variable time clock for procrastinators is just awesome.

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