Attached Link: http://www.flylady.net

According to Flylady (a site to help people get on the road to getting organized), you can do anything for 15 minutes. She recommends that you don't wait for long blocks of time to get started on projects, but that you set a timer for 15 minutes, dedicate 15 minutes on your project, and then stop. Schedule 15 minutes every day (or every week) to work on your project until you finish, or have established a routine. Don't scoff until you try it. So on Wednesday, set aside 15 minutes to start on that writing project you've been procrastinating about, set your timer, and write. You might write a sketch, an outline, a page, or edit something you have written. It really doesn't matter as long as it gets you started on what you've set aside and haven't found time to get around to. What do you lose by giving it a try? 15 minutes. :)