Dwayne Dixon

Dwayne Dixon

Dwayne Dixon is the creator of 5minutetimer.co.uk, a platform that provides free online timers to help users improve focus and manage their time more effectively. He is a productivity practitioner with over a decade of personal study and hands-on experience in time management and focus techniques. His work focuses on practical methods to help users overcome procrastination and start tasks more easily, including the simple and effective “5-minute start” approach. Rather than relying on complex theories, Dwayne’s approach is based on real-world testing and everyday use. Through his platform, he aims to make productivity tools accessible for students, professionals, and anyone looking to build better work habits. Dwayne is based in London, United Kingdom, and continues to improve the website based on user feedback and ongoing experience. For more information about his work, please visit the About Us page.

The 30-Day Skill Plan: A Neuroscience-Backed Timer Framework

30 day skill plan roadmap showing the timer stacking method from a 5 minute timer to a 1 hour timer to optimise neuroplasticity and myelination.

Skill acquisition is a biological process, not just an act of willpower. This 30 Day Skill Plan uses Timer Stacking, scaling your practice from a 2-minute session in Week 1 up to a full hour by Week 4, to work with your brain's natural resistance (Limbic Friction) instead of against it. Learn how short bursts of focused practice, paired with deliberate rest, turn practice into a lasting skill.

Online Timers for Behaviour Management: A Complete Teacher’s Guide

Master classroom focus using a 5 minute online timer for behavior management strategies

Stop repeating yourself and reclaim your teaching time. Classroom transitions don’t have to be chaotic; by using online timers as a neutral, "external scaffold," you can turn frantic shifts into calm, predictable routines. This guide explores the neurobiology of transition anxiety and provides practical transition stacking protocols to help your students build independent self-regulation and sustained focus throughout the school day.

Daily Schedule Protocol: Engineering Peak Focus

Daily Schedule With Timers: 90-minute cognitive focus cycles.

Stop struggling with vague to-do lists and afternoon energy crashes. Learn how to build a high-performance Daily Schedule With Timers using a proven 5-to-60 minute framework. Backed by Sophie Leroy’s research on attention residue and the science of ultradian rhythms, these three customisable templates will help you protect your deep work and finish your day energised instead of exhausted.