You might think you “don’t have time.”
Actually, you’re losing it.
Every day, you spend 47 minutes doing small things that add up:
6 minutes “just checking” things
9 minutes switching from one task to another
12 minutes fixing mistakes you made in a hurry
20 minutes saying, “I’ll start after this”
Let’s break it down.
47 minutes a day x 7 days = 5 hours and 29 minutes.
That’s like losing an entire workday every week.
47 minutes a day x 365 days = almost 12 full days.
All wasted because you didn’t see what was stealing your time.
Before: You feel busy all day but still can’t catch up.
After: You spot the problem, stop it, and suddenly you have more time.
Here’s what you can do: Keep a Time Theft Ledger.
For two days, write down every distraction:
What it was
How long it took
What caused it
You’ll notice a pattern pretty quickly.
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Most people won’t try this.
Because once you start measuring your time, you can’t ignore the truth.
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