How to Choose the Right Routines for Your Life

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If you're not doing any, you're leaving a powerful weapon in the armory, right? And that's an issue. So it's almost like you want to have these slots written up on your wall. What do I want to draft? John is asking about trying to use this approach with chores outside of work and he says, the analogy kind of breaks down into: It's not as if three hours I spend doing yard work is three hours I could be earning $1,500 because if I wasn't working on Saturday, wouldn't be working anyways. We got a question from John. He'd like to calculate my implicit hourly rate determined if I should outsource a task instead

We talk a lot on this show about how to be more organized and intentional in how you spend your time at work. But what about at home? In this episode, Cal is joined by Sarah Hart-Unger (https://theshubox.com/), a leading thinker on the challenges of staying organized amidst the chaotic busyness that defines family life, to help explore strategies for organizing life outside of work.

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Today’s Deep Question: How do I adapt professional productivity techniques to my life outside of work? (With Sarah Hart-Unger) [7:16]

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— What system does Cal use to track his life admin? [1:05:55]

— Don’t I need some sort of plan for time outside of work? [1:11:46]

— How do I stay on top of ongoing projects, initiatives, or hobbies? [1:15:36]

— Should I calculate the monetary cost of household tasks? [1:20:20]

Something Interesting: The AI Null Hypothesis [1:33:24]

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