STING (productivity)

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STING is a mnemonic describing a five-point method for the execution of everyday tasks.

The five components of STING are:

Select one task
Time yourself
Ignore everything else
No breaks
Give yourself a reward

[edit] Further reading

It's All About Mothers and Babies, a conference report which makes reference to STING's applicability for mothers

Use the STING method to stop procrastinating, a blog article on applying STING to programming tasks

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