Easiest method is using the subprocess module. If you're using Py3.5+ (you should be) see: https://docs.python.org/3/library/subprocess.html#subprocess.run

There never seems to be enough time in the day to get everything done. However distractions, procrastination, and overthinking usually put a damper on my day-to-day progress and I'm stuck with one or two things done -vs- the four or five I thought I'd get through. I see tons of people on here pushing out quality work, knocking out features, writing blog posts, or making videos day in and day out. While I don't need to be at that productivity level immediately, it's a nice goal I'd look forward to reaching toward. So, how do you all prioritize your time to be able to consecutively push out quality work through one (or many) projects?

I recently started using a Bullet Journal to overcome similar issues. I don't think I'm really using it the way it supposed to be used, but what I now do is: - Every day, make a list of thing that I want to get done that day (or do this the evening before) - During the day, keep this list close and mark when an item is finished - Once finished, take a quick break (actually get up from your chair, walk around, go to the toilet, make coffee etc) - Look at your list and pick the next task - When making your next daily list, make sure to check last day(s) list(s) for unfinished tasks and decide if they're still relevant / add them to your day. Besides that, I also have 1 page of stuff I need to get done that month. When making the daily list, the monthly list helps deciding on what to do. This is the vid that got me started: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fm15cmYU0IM

Hey everyone! Just finished up and launched a project yesterday, now that it's on the back burner for updates and beta testing, I'm looking forward to starting something new. I have a few ideas of sites or apps that I've collected over the last couple months and figured why not ask WIPer's for their opinion. So, here we go! Choices: 1. A price watcher/notification app for Steam games. Get notified if a game drops below $X or X% off. 2. SAAS app to help creative agencies keep track of their retainer projects and hours. 3. A product stock watcher/notification site for e-commerce stores. You'd put in the URL of a product and get notified when a product goes in/out of stock.

Why something new? Why not double down on what you've already built and spend some time marketing it?

I often (not always) find that the more resistance there is, the more rewarding the goal. I'm not talking about situations where the "universe" is clearly sending you a sign to stahp and re-evaluate (Not: "omg I couldn't find any customers who want this thing I'm building but I'm pressing ahead anyhoo") More like: the more I try to ship my thing, the busier the day job gets, my kids were sick all night and I'm dead tired, the night before my BetaList or PH launch my server got hacked and so on. This kind of resistance where clearly, it's tough but there seems to be a point on the horizon where things will get better. How do you keep going when times get tough?

> When you're going through hell, keep going. ~ Churchill (because otherwise you're gonna stay in hell) There is no better advice really. You just gotta keep going. But while you're keeping on keeping on, you can get help. Delegate. You can decide some things don't need to get done. Prioritize. Etc.