A great reminder of how important it is to prioritise our time to what what really matters to us. Our time is finite and if we don't prioritise it in such a way that will lead us to spending more time doing what matters most to us then for sure we will end up wasting our life on trivial matters and not achieving what we most wanted.
Initially, I was thinking about it in a different way, moreso for what you do and prioritize at work.
"If you were paid $10,000/hr, would what you are doing right now be the best thing for you to be working on? Would it meet the expectations of what you are being paid?"
It could be another way to make sure you are working on the right things
You're not wrong Jordan. You can use this framework in different contexts. "Is the best I can do for the money I'm being paid" is a great frame of mind as well.
A great reminder of how important it is to prioritise our time to what what really matters to us. Our time is finite and if we don't prioritise it in such a way that will lead us to spending more time doing what matters most to us then for sure we will end up wasting our life on trivial matters and not achieving what we most wanted.
Great points about choosing how to use your time and money wisely!
Great article Dariusz.
The $/hr analogy is really helpful.
Initially, I was thinking about it in a different way, moreso for what you do and prioritize at work.
"If you were paid $10,000/hr, would what you are doing right now be the best thing for you to be working on? Would it meet the expectations of what you are being paid?"
It could be another way to make sure you are working on the right things
You're not wrong Jordan. You can use this framework in different contexts. "Is the best I can do for the money I'm being paid" is a great frame of mind as well.