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Unpopular opinion: I quit tracking my time by the hour
I always thought I needed a fancy app to track every 15 minutes I worked. It just made me feel like I was on a clock all day. Last month, I started working in blocks with my main goal being the project, not the time. I'm finishing work earlier and, funny enough, billing more now.
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grant3808h ago
You mentioned billing more now by focusing on projects instead of time. That shift probably lets you tap into how you naturally work best without clock pressure. Getting rid of minute by minute tracking cuts out a lot of pointless busywork and mental noise. Clients care more about what you finish than how long you sat there, so billing for the project makes sense. It turns work from counting hours to making real progress.
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the_dakota6h ago
Switching to project billing really cuts the clutter. No more ticking minutes, just getting stuff done. It's how work should be.
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