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You value all your time at $90 an hour and still find time to give us some?! You are extremely generous! Obviously facetious but hopefully you get my point. No

You value all your time at $90 an hour and still find time to give us some?! You are extremely generous! Obviously facetious but hopefully you get my point. Not all time in our lives is billable. You don't get paid for washing your own clothes, cleaning your kitchen, taking your kids to school. It's life. You do that for you. While these are all things you can pay somebody else to do, it's really not until that point you can start comparing time values. If you are, you're probably not in the demographic that buys cheap rotisserie chicken. Or you're some sort of robot who never sleeps and only works. Again, thanks for putting your zeros and ones aside for a few minutes to talk to us.

chirau 10y ago
Lol. Thanks for calling me out, albeit it subtle. I don't work 24hrs, like i already stated. Which means my price per hour obviously is not uniform throughout the day. However, my value for my most productive 8 hours of the day is directly correlated to what i do in my "downtime". So if i went drinking for 4 hours one night, it would reduce my productivity during my best hours during the next day. So whatever i do during my down hours matters. Sleep matters, rest matters, food matters. So i have to optimize those as well. So my price per hour never goes to zero at any point in the day. Which is why i trimmed it to half in my final part. So that 15min is still worth a dollar value, no?