Countless uses for these wonderful timers! Just purchase it already!" - Talia P. Boring thing I don't want to do? Set a timer and work for a set amount of time, that way I know there's an end in sight and I'm not just stuck working forever! (instead of inevitably avoiding said task) Another boring, mundane thing? Set a timer and try to beat the clock! It's a fun game! Taking a break to read email or scroll a bit? Set a timer so I don't fall down an endless rabbit hole and lose four hours! I digress. These cube timers are genius and for whatever reason, they work! I also use them to limit my down time scrolling on social media, so I don't get sucked in and lose an entire day! My husband asked why I didn't just set a timer on my phone, but somehow that never worked for me. These allow me to break things down into smaller chunks and I have a buddy that comes with me! Yes, I treat my cube timers like my buddies! Listen, it works. Promising review: "I have ADHD and I have struggled my entire life with staying on task to get even easy mundane things completed. You set the countdown time, then flip the cube to start the timer! Two AAA batteries are needed.Ĭheck it out in this TikTok office desk tour! Get it from Amazon for $32.88+ (available in three styles). I consider this clock a productivity/wellness must-have." - Jessica
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And besides professional obligations, there are so many personal benefits to waking up earlier, e.g., more alone time to exercise or get work done. This clock can help you make it to an early morning class or meeting. *This* clock, however, really does mimic the sunrise and can be set to brighten over the course of 10, 20, 30 minutes, so that your mind has a chance to acclimate and prepare itself for getting out of bed. Over time, they become too easy to ignore or turn off. Traditional alarm clocks/iPhone alarm clocks are too jarring. Whereas before I'd struggle to get up by 9, this clock has made it easy for me to get up at 6 a.m. Promising review: "I've always had a terrible time getting up in the morning. There's a similar process for falling asleep as well, with gradual light fading and sounds like pouring rain and crickets + campfire available to lull you asleep.
The light comes on gradually, starting at 10% brightness and working its way up to 100% by 30 minutes before your wake-up time (though you can adjust this down to 20 or 10 minutes before), and you can have it play sounds of nature like songbirds, ocean waves, or a splashing creek.
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