Let’s be real. If something bothers you but it doesn’t bother someone else it’s not likely to be seen as a problem. Let’s go with a simple example: Someone walking slow in front of you.
Can they move faster?
Maybe.
Maybe not.
Maybe that’s their turbo speed setting.
Don’t rush your grandma. Your enthusiasm for speed-walking is admirable but the inconvenience you’re feeling is uniquely yours.
What you find annoying can be reframed into something sweet. Some kind of neat personal growth.

Who Even Has The Time Time Management

I know I don’t. Do you need more time & less annoying management? I’m personally a fan of Rainy Mood & The Most Dangerous Writing App. Do you have any favorites? Any that I didn’t list? Leave a comment below!

1. Tomato Timer – Need to stay focused? This fun pomodoro timer keeps you on task with a playful twist.
2. Coffitivity – Miss the buzz of a coffee shop? Bring the ambient sounds of a café to your workspace and boost your productivity.
3. Noisli – Can’t concentrate? Mix and match ambient sounds to create your perfect focus environment.
4. E.gg Timer – Need an egg? This simple online timer will keep you on track with a fun twist.
5. Rainy Mood – Need to relax or focus? Play the sound of rain to soothe your mind and help you concentrate.
6. Momentum – Get easily distracted? Replace your new tab with a dashboard that inspires and motivates you to stay on track.
7. Find the Invisible Cow – Need a quick break? Use audio cues to find an invisible cow on the screen and refresh your mind.
8. The Most Dangerous Writing App – Need to stay focused? Don’t you dare stop typing.
9. Forest – Plant virtual trees to stay focused and avoid distractions.

Distractions

These are better distractions than the ones you’re currently doom-scrolling. What’s your favorite distraction?

1. Pointer Pointer – Bored at work? Point anywhere on the screen, and it finds a picture with someone pointing at that exact spot.
2. Little Alchemy – Be the alchemy, who are we to fight it?
3. GeoGuessr – Want to travel without leaving your desk? Guess the location from street view images and explore the world virtually.
4. This is Sand – Feeling stressed? Create beautiful sand art online and let your creativity flow.
5. Procatinator – Cats. Music. What more do you need?
6. The Wiki Game – Need a fun mental challenge? Race to find the connection between two Wikipedia articles.
7. Silk – Interactive Generative Art – Need a calming activity? Create beautiful, flowing art with this interactive tool.
8. Falling Sand Game – Want to play and learn? Experiment with different elements in this physics sandbox game.
9. The Useless Web – Feeling curious? Click the button to discover a new, pointless, but entertaining website.
10. Patatap – Need a quick creative outlet? Create your own beats and visual effects with the press of a key.
11. Bored Button – Can’t find anything to do? Press the button to discover a new, fun website to explore.
12. Paper Toilet – Feeling fidgety? Unroll an endless roll of virtual toilet paper.
13. Find the Invisible Cow – Feeling a bit silly? Use audio cues to find an invisible cow on the screen and have a good laugh.
14. Cat Bounce – Need a smile? Watch cats bounce around your screen for instant amusement.
15. Zoomquilt – Need a mesmerizing break? Dive into an infinite zooming artwork.

Socially Awkward

This block is great for me, the self-proclaimed queen of social awkwardness. How I managed to leave the house and get married? No clue. I’d ask about your awkwardness but, that’d be awkward.

1. Inmate Blogger – Want unique perspectives? Read blog posts written by inmates from prisons across the United States.
2. The Secret Door – Want to explore the world? Take a random trip to a surprising location with just one click.
3. Window Swap – Miss traveling? Look through someone else’s window from anywhere in the world.
4. The Nice Critic – Want to spread kindness? Send anonymous, nice messages to people.
5. PostSecret – Need to share a secret? Want to read others and feel better about yourself? Participate in a community art project by mailing in your secrets anonymously.
6. FutureMe – Need some motivation? Write a letter to your future self. Note to you: Don’t set a goal and be surprised when you don’t meet it. My poor friend was really sad when she opened a letter to her future self and it said “hope you finally lost that weight.”
7. Ruin My Search History – Worried about your search history? Fill it with random, fun queries.

Look. I get it. You might already know some of these. But guess what? “what, Dana?” Well, reader, I have so many more of these. In fact. I’ve personally gathered over 2000+ website links by hand while writing my books.

“What! That’s insane. Are you on the spectrum?” It is insane reader! And yes, I am being tested for that as we speak.

It does benefit you though! I have categorized them, labeled them, tagged them, and then sorted them (by hand! one by one!) over and over again to create my own personal spreadsheet of links.

What this means for you:
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