"Hard work" is a gibberish term used to kick the poor.
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21h more than Tim Ferris huh
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When I was writing my book, I had to consistently put in at least 70 hours a week for two years. 35 hours at work and the rest reading/writing. Can't do that sort of thing any longer even if I want or have to.
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I found it more helpful to measure my hardwork using units of energy over time, so I tell people I work 40kwh/week.
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- also most people - I was one of them - vastly, vastly, over-estimate how much they truly work in the traditional sense; one of the my own major findings from the 7.5 min life blocks trackingThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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This is why you are my leader
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Do not be among the "fastest bucket bringers".. lest you be left behind:https://twitter.com/mreliwjones/status/1178671550175809536 …
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Your number of hours may be mediocre, but each one of them is premium!
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5h/day of actual work is probably the max for most office workers.
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