This doesn’t make sense. If there are higher impact things you could be doing then that increases the opportunity cost of time rather than decreases it.
That’s such a specific claim that it’s going to be much different from individual to individual. You’re probably better off just saying “be as productive as you can” and then telling people to figure out for themselves what their optimal schedule is.
This doesn’t make sense. If there are higher impact things you could be doing then that increases the opportunity cost of time rather than decreases it.
I think attention and energy are generally more valuable currencies than time.
That’s such a specific claim that it’s going to be much different from individual to individual. You’re probably better off just saying “be as productive as you can” and then telling people to figure out for themselves what their optimal schedule is.