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> So if I want to succeed, I need to optimize the heck out of the free time I _do_ have I'm kind of the opinion that there is no such thing as optimizing your
by ZephyrBlu 6y ago
> So if I want to succeed, I need to optimize the heck out of the free time I _do_ have
I'm kind of the opinion that there is no such thing as optimizing your time, only the way you distribute your energy and focus.
Allocating time to do something is meaningless if you've already spent all your mental energy on other tasks.
For most people, free time = a break. So if you're already using 100% of your energy on other things and also expect to be productive in your free time... I'm don't think it adds up.
- luxurytent 6y agoRight, I agree with your point. If you are dying from death by a thousand cuts, no amount of time optimization will help. Need to cut, outsource, distribute.
- ksec 6y ago>I'm kind of the opinion that there is no such thing as optimizing your time, only the way you distribute your energy and focus. This. People constantly say they only have 24 hours, I felt I have ample of time. But my energy doesn't replenish as quickly. Human are not machine, you have to optimise your energy usage. Try to play a game of Go for hours and you have absolutely zero energy left for the rest of the day to think about anything. May be their are super human that can do that. I certainly cant. My guess is that it is similar to that some people are very good at long distance running. While I prefer to sprint, walk, run, and sprint again. Where walk = resting.