4 Hour Work Day Category

I want to work a maximum of 4 hours per day (see this earlier post) and I’m guessing this might appeal to a lot of other people too. Given that the average office worker only does 90 minutes of genuinely useful work per day, I reckon I should do just fine on 4 hours of [...]

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How I waste my time

In: 4 Hour Work Day, Have a better day

I want to work a 4 hour day as I wrote in the previous post. There’s a snag here. I am currently doing even more than a standard 8 hour working day - sometimes only switching off my computer late at night.
If I want a different result, I will need to change what I’m doing. [...]

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Tim Ferriss wrote the wonderful book The 4-Hour Work Week about how to automate your work so you can go live anywhere in the world and do whatever you want to do.
The snag for me right off the bat is that I’m not sure I want a 4 hour work week. I reckon the ideal [...]

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