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Do you want it to be easy?.

Like I said, 10 minutes is actually quite a long time and I can completely forget that I had a timer going at all in that amount of time if I’m really focused.It’s great to have something to snap me back to reality and keep my head in the game..

Lists: write it down and clear your brain.. OK, so having a goal for every 10 minutes (or even every 2 minutes) of your day is a lot to remember, clearly.Actually, it sounds a little insane at first.The truth is though that I typically only do about 2-3 sets of 10-minute tasks in a day, and that’s all it takes.

And I set time aside to plan what I’ll be doing during those times.I use my phone’s notepad feature to keep track of any ideas for tasks that pop into my head throughout the day and I then I plan a few sets of maybe 5 of those tasks to do at different times during the day.

The thing I’ve noticed though is that having any more than 2 or 3 different task ideas in my head at one time that I’m trying to remember can get kind of distracting.

Actually it can get pretty stressful if you’re trying to focus on one thing but you know that you absolutely must.The funny thing about this recipe is, the less ingredients I use and the more I pare the recipe down, the better it seems to taste!.

1) Peel, core, and chop enough apples to fill whatever container you’re using about 3/4 full.I used honeycrisp apples cause I’d heard that they’re supposed to be the most amazing apples ever.

They kinda were, but then I’ve never met an apple that I didn’t love.. 2) Put the apples in your baking dish of choice (mine was a medium round casserole dish) and sprinkle them with about 1/2 teaspoon each of sugar and cinnamon.Stir it all around to coat.. 3)Next, make your topping!Melt about a stick of butter.