1) some ppl would access the websites through rss subscriptions like iGoogle. the thing can’t block rss.

2) what if we stay on the websites without logging out or closing the tab/window? the thing need’s some sort of timer.

but cool idea though 😉

I find that I’ve had to limit myself on checking traffic and monetization and rather focus on planning, writing, and organizing my blogging. Thanks for the resource!

That’s what I call good advice.

Could use it myself on a couple of sites!!

Greetings! 😀

There is a saying by Ghandi: “The good that war does is temporary, the evil is permanent.” Somewhere on the web I read another statement derived from this, “The evil that doing the right thing does is temporary, the good is permanent.” This idea started me on the road of self-discipline. I started doing right things against my desire to do the more enjoyable things. It stopped being so hard after some time. Now, it always feels great when I reject a shiny idea for the better one (like choosing to do the laundry instead of spending 10 more minutes on facebook).

And when I do the things I enjoy doing, they feel much better. No guilt and more joy. 🙂

I believe that if we don’t discipline ourselves, we get out of control.

Sometimes I find myself mindlessly cycling through a series of a handful of sites waiting for something new without even realizing I’m doing it.

A little kick to the get back to work/life every once in a while could be useful.