Any time or energy you could be devoting to something else that you spend on the client is billable. This includes thinking about the project while you're on th

Any time or energy you could be devoting to something else that you spend on the client is billable. This includes thinking about the project while you're on the toilet. As others have said, billing in bigger increments (rounded up) might help you morally absorb more of this "idle" time. > is lowering my rate by around 25%, but also being less picky on what I should bill so that I can earn the same amount, acceptable? Sure, why not? But I wouldn't do this with existing clients because you're basically telling them your time is worth less than it was before.