Thirteen More Weeks of SemiProductivity

Back in March I last posted stats on my “things I want to do at home”. They are here.

Last time around in 14 weeks I managed:

• 20 hours of catching up on putting things in Quicken and/or paying bills (43%)
• 10 hours of reading (22%)
• 7 hours of random things from my projects list (15%)
• 5 hours of genealogy stuff (11%)
• 4 hours of catching up on old email (9%)

That averaged to 3.3 hours per week.

This time I only have 13 weeks on my chart, covering 8 Mar 2009 to 6 Jun 2009 because I wrote bigger on my whiteboard or something, but I ended up with:

• 10 hours of catching up on putting things in Quicken and/or paying bills (59%)
• 4 hours of catching up on old email (24%)
• 2 hours of random things from my projects list (12%)
• 1 hour of genealogy stuff (6%)

That is only 17 hours total in 13 weeks. This is only 1.3 hours per week. Much much worse that the previous 14 weeks. Bad Sam. Bad Sam.

I must do better in the next batch of weeks.

So far I am not. In the 11 days since the next batch started, so far I’ve done 1 hour of this stuff.

Oops.

Of course, I’ve been doing some of the email stuff outside of this system. Maybe I need to stop that.