3 Ways to Track Your Time for Better Results 🕗

Using a timer can be one of the best ways to boost your productivity. Whether you need a countdown timer for the Pomodoro Technique or a time tracking app for billable clients, this video has you covered. Scott Friesen shows you 3 of his favorites including Toggl and TMetric.

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Scott Friesen is a productivity specialist and founder of Simpletivity training and consulting. He is also a prolific public speaker, workshop leader, and time management coach.

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[Simpletivity]

Want to track the details of your day?

[andresfest]

Just started using Toggl. That thing is almost magical.

[diegodln]

I am using Toggl for a long time and I really like the simple interface and system functions... and the report really help me to fulfil my corporate time report, having all times divided by projects and customers! and the mobile app is another ++ for me

[goskatur]

I've tested a number of apps and finally I stayed with Focus-To-Do. It connects time tracking with planning, focusing, reporting, etc. It is super pleasant to an eye and very easy to work with - both on the mobile and on the laptop. And I like to take care of my focus tree and go up in the user's ranking. :)

[priyanshu]

Always useful.... Amazing work scott... 👍

[alexbaker]

Nice video. Very informative. I haven't used any of these before. I am using the Connecteam app to track my time when working at our company. I might suggest these.

[RyanSparkmandbf]

Thanks Scott! I have began using Clockify this year and I absolutely love it! It syncs with Google Cal now.

[quarehoc]

Great tips! Now... please also explain how you get all you need to done in just four hours a day?! 🤯😅

[AlbertoDeFeo]

Is there anything in Google Calendar that can do all this? What about Outlook?

[anerat]

Pitty, I was hoping for a somewhat esthatically more pleasing solution...not only numbers in boxes... or at least some option... thinking about TimerTimer and alike