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This is another point against the attitude of "My time is worth $XX/hr". Valuing all of your time at the maximum never gives you any time to be at your minimum.
by stephengillie 14y ago
This is another point against the attitude of "My time is worth $XX/hr". Valuing all of your time at the maximum never gives you any time to be at your minimum. And, like others have stated, we aren't equally productive at all times.
Many of my inspirations come from busy work - sweeping, cleaning, maintaining my car, etc.
- pyoung 14y agoThis is what has been bothering me about the proliferation of cleaning service apps targeted at the tech crowd. I have found cleaning and other menial tasks to be rather meditative. In fact one of the reasons I love working from home is that, when I hit a rut, I can go wash some dishes or vacuum a room. It is a productive way to step away from your problem, while at the same time it is not mentally demanding enough to distract you from your problem.