My understanding of what you said is that most productive things we do are for someone else's benefit, therefore we shouldn't have an interest in tracking our p

My understanding of what you said is that most productive things we do are for someone else's benefit, therefore we shouldn't have an interest in tracking our productivity. But why not argue the following instead: Most productive things we do are for someone else's benefit, so let's try to fill our time with more things that our productive to ourselves. Would you agree with this take?