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FTA : >>> It’s nothing crazy. Here’s an example from a very real non-work day: Followed by a pretty long list. How does he do ? There are 23 items on the lis
by wiz21c 7y ago
FTA :
>>> It’s nothing crazy. Here’s an example from a very real non-work day:
Followed by a pretty long list.
How does he do ? There are 23 items on the list. None of which include daily tasks such as : dishes, sport, talking to family, to friends, eating, cooking, washing clothes, having a social life. All of these tasks take a lot of time, esp. if I consider the time to switch between them (which can be quite long since, hey, it's a non work day, so I'm slower...).
We're not equals.
- misiti3780 7y agoDo do the same thing this guy and do all the things you mentioned. I create cards on sundays only and i do anki every morning before i start working. It can be accomplished easily, sans children.
- lentil_soup 7y agobut that list is >8hrs of back to back chores (according to his estimates) for a non-work day without any of the ones your parent post mentions. I don't think that's realistic.
- falcolas 7y agoI imagine that the subject of the article is one of those genetic mutants who only requires 4-6 hours of sleep a day. They do exist, but are definitely statistical outliers. Not needing 9 hours of sleep is the only real way to add time to your day.
- levesque 7y agoNot only that, I also require "offline" time to relax otherwise I become very weird emotionally and I start dreading everything.
- misiti3780 7y agoi missed that and i now agree.