What’s the Point of Saving Time If We Don’t Use It To Savor What Makes Life Worth Living? - Christopher Peterson

If you have 15 minutes, you have time to be productive, to work on your blog, do housework, take care of finances, work on your health, and more. I dare you to use the next 15 minutes to work on your blog or take a self-care break or get household chores done. I’ve even included a timer below.
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What's the Point of Saving Time If We Don't Use It To Savor What Makes Life Worth Living? -… Click To TweetHow many times have you said the following?
- “I just don’t have time to blog” or
- “Social media takes too much time” or
- “Exercise? Who’s has time for that?”
Well, NO MORE!

60 Blogging Tasks To Do In 15-Minutes Or Less
- Visit a blog. Read a post. Leave a 100+ word comment.
- Share the blog post you just read on Twitter. Add your thoughts with a @mention. Share the post on StumbleUpon. Add the post to your curation spreadsheet.
- Visit Brainy Quotes and share the Quote of the day on Facebook. Find 7 more quotes to share and add them to your curation spreadsheet.
- Respond to one email. Delete junk. Unsubscribe to any unnecessary lists. Draft an email to an influencer.
- Outline a new blog post. Start at the END. What do you want your reader to do?
- Brainstorm blog topics. (Tip: Use your blog categories and keywords.)
- Add 1 message to your autoresponder series.
- Post in a Facebook Group and respond to 1 question.
- Reply to @mentions on Twitter.
- Call a lead or customer.
- Write 1 paragraph for your next blog post.
- Write 10 Tweets. Use your recent blog post as a starting point.
- Write 5 Facebook Statuses. Use your Insights as a starting point.
- Write sample headlines for your next blog post.
- Scan Feedly and mark potential content to share.
- Add curated content to your twitter feed.
- Schedule your Twitter posts in Hootsuite.
- Make 10 images using Buffer-Pablo.
- Visit your blog and make one tweetable quote for each post.
- Make a quick screencast of something that you do.
- Pin your blog post to Your blog board. Add it to group boards. Repin others to your board
- Hop onto Facebook Live, Periscope, Snapchat, or Instagram for a quick “Q and A” or update with your audience.
- Draft a blog post.
- Schedule messages in Facebook.
- Add your latest blog post to JustRetweet and RT other relevant people.
- Add your latest blog post to ViralContentBuzz and Share other relevant people.
- Brain Dump everything that is holding space in your mind.
- Email 3 bloggers and share your latest blog post with them.
- Download your WordPress Blog and Database.
- Update your Plugins and WordPress.
- Add alt tags to your blog photos.
- Fill out Yoast SEO for a few blog posts.
- Schedule old post into your twitter stream.
- Proofread your blog post. Grammarly.
- Format your draft blog.
- Review each blog post for the 1-POINT and 1_ACTION you want your reader to learn and do.
- Add a post to Instagram. Like a few posts. Comment on a few posts.
- Visit Linkedin. Accept connections. Recommend a few skills. Request a few connections. Visit a group. Reply to a question. Add something valuable.
- Visit Twitter. Research your target client. Add them to your private list. @Reply to them a personal message or greeting.
- Go to ManageFlitter. Check followers. Unfollow inactive accounts and/or those not following you back.
- Visit Triberr. Share people. Read something. Add to a conversation.
- Visit Flickr. Add a few photos. Tag with your keywords. Like some photos. Comment on some photos.
- Visit StumbleUpon. Add your latest blog post. Stumble your topic. Add to your curate board. Share some stumbles.
- Visit Scoop.it. Review curated content. Add appropriate content to your board. Share your board on Twitter.
- Google Search “keyword club” “keyword month” keyword join” keyword report” keyword ebook” keyword affiliate”
- Write an inspirational letter to your persona.
- Record the audio to a blog post. AudioBoom or Blogtalk radio.
- Watch a Ted Talk
- Listen to a Motivational Speech.
- Answer a question on Quora
- Change passwords
- Search for a few infographics and add to your curation list
- Research hashtags for Instagram.
- Research twitter people and hashtags
- Research FB groups (pages and people to follow)
- Do Keyword research
- Edit photos
- Declutter your desk
- Declutter your computer
- Delete photos from your phone
40 Things to Do NOW and Not LATER
- Random act of kindness
- Go for a Walk.
- Meditate.
- Have a healthy snack.
- Drink a glass of water.
- Set up a coffee chat with a friend.
- Wash the dishes.
- Throw a load of laundry in the washer. Add a load of laundry to the dryer. Fold laundry.
- Plan dinner menus for the week.
- Write grocery list based on your weekly menu plan.
- Seven-minute workout
- Read a book
- Rest. Nap.
- Clean out car
- Change linens on bed and bathroom
- Take out the trash
- Jump rope
- Brush your teeth and floss
- Practice speed reading
- Travel virtually
- Be creative
- Learn a new word or language
- Memorize scripture or quotes
- Add to your reading list on Amazon or GoodReads or leave a Book Review
- Listen to an audio book
- Listen to music
- Sweep or vacuum
- Clean out your microwave
- Pay a bill online
- Gratitude journal write
- Spend time with your pet
- Water plants
- Sort through mail
- Color
- Crochet or Knit
- Sing a song out loud
- Watch a funny video or babies laughing
- Empty your computer cache and backup your hard drive.
- Sort the recycling
- Visit each room and grab one item to giveaway.
Can you add to the list? Leave a comment below and I’ll add it here and share on my Instagram account.

Jocelyne says
wow I didn’t know anything about leaving a comment @mention on twitter. I think I’ve been skipping that one. oops. Thank you for all those tips though very helpful. -Jocelyne from resonatecreations.com
Sara Duggan says
Jocelyne, it is a simple way to let the blog author know your thoughts on what you just read.
Victoria Sully (Lylia Rose) says
Lots of great ideas here! Probably the number one tip for most people, especially those at home, is to turn the TV off to get more done!!
Sara Duggan says
Exactly, Victoria. Turning the TV off is probably a good way to get more done. Most people like the background noise or simply can’t stand the quiet.