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Maybe you are using "goof off" differently than I am, but I see no reason not to goof off every day. But you actually said "2 hours is plenty to get stuff done
by HWR_14 4y ago
Maybe you are using "goof off" differently than I am, but I see no reason not to goof off every day.
But you actually said "2 hours is plenty to get stuff done if you don't goof off". Now you're changing it to "2 hours a day gives you plenty of time to goof off."
- BeetleB 4y agoYou misinterpret. 2 hours a day is 14 hours a week. What I'm saying is that goofing off for 2-4 hours a week still gives you 10-12 hours a week to get a lot done. But if you need to goof off for an hour per day (as many do feel they need to), then there are likely underlying reasons - problems in your life causing distraction, procrastination, etc. If you can address those reasons, you'll get more time to do fun work. The book The Now Habit addresses similar themes.