The author of this text, who managed a small apartment kitchen, invested in an old-timey punch clock to help manage chores and responsibilities among roommates. The punch clock provided a simple way to track time spent on tasks, but it had limitations, such as not providing detailed information about the tasks being completed. To overcome these challenges, the author transitioned to using timesheets, which offer more context and utility than traditional punch clocks. Timesheets can be customized to fit different business needs and come in various formats, including weekly, biweekly, hourly, daily, freelancer, client billing, consultant, task-based, payroll, field service, and contractor templates. The author suggests that businesses consider using timesheets to track time and improve productivity, but also acknowledges that they have limitations and may require additional tools, such as time tracking software, to automate data entry and streamline operations.