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Who do think that we need more hours in a day? To do more and earn more!
24 hrs isn't enough for a day?
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billythebilly
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- Jul 6, 2024
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minutes and hours are artificial metrics, if you don't want, you don't need to follow them, just create your own 48h clock and follow it, fuck the society
- May 17, 2013
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I 100% think that. Not just from the money's perspective, but from the life itself. It's simply not enough to create, do, make and LIVE all the beautiful things in just 24h. And I usually sleep less or around 4h/day, so I save a lot. Still less than I need.
- Oct 24, 2022
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no, it's enough all people have the same time some are super rich and some are super poor here you observe that the issue isn't in the time but in people's mindset
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We are living a similar schedule! Ai is helping a little, but whew!
killuaX
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I remember years ago one of the first people to do 1m a day online, was doing 48 hours waking hours and a couple hours of sleep, Tim Ferriss did this too being awake for 48 hours then sleeping for a couple hours and repeat, so you can do it too. no one telling you when the day ends it's just made up numbers on a clock
ayushsomani
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As someone who's worked in tech for years, I've learned that it's not about having more hours - it's about using the ones you have more effectively.
I used to think I needed more time too, even tried those crazy sleep schedules some people mentioned. But honestly? The quality of my work tanked after a few weeks. Now I focus on optimizing my prime hours (for me, early morning) for complex tasks, and use automation/systems for everything else.
@SeasonedCode nailed it - it's about mindset and efficiency, not hours in the day. The most successful people I know aren't working 20-hour days - they're just really smart about how they use their 24.
Plus, burning yourself out trying to squeeze more hours out of the day just means you'll be less productive in the long run. Been there, learned that lesson the hard way.
I used to think I needed more time too, even tried those crazy sleep schedules some people mentioned. But honestly? The quality of my work tanked after a few weeks. Now I focus on optimizing my prime hours (for me, early morning) for complex tasks, and use automation/systems for everything else.
@SeasonedCode nailed it - it's about mindset and efficiency, not hours in the day. The most successful people I know aren't working 20-hour days - they're just really smart about how they use their 24.
Plus, burning yourself out trying to squeeze more hours out of the day just means you'll be less productive in the long run. Been there, learned that lesson the hard way.
AtomSMM
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- Feb 18, 2024
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I can't imagine how you sleep 4 hours a day EVERY DAY. If I sleep that much, I'll be a wreck all day, and when I fall asleep after such a day, I'll sleep for 10-12 hours.
- May 17, 2013
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It is what it is :d
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On the Mount ov Venufs!We need at least 54 hours
An interesting fact: a day in Venus = 5,832 hours. Maybe we should move on to Venus one day.
1 month in Venus and you can achieve all your goals and dreams. lol
RafaViQ
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DEC2 gene ?
chained
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Oh, yeah, bro.
Thinking is what determines a man's destiny.
The worst part is that there are times when you can't change your mindset. I've lost a lot of money at Blackjack, I've lost money when it should never have been lost. I was graduating high school and I thought I was going to be successful, I had plans, but because of this game I lost my mindset, I lost my reputation, I lost myself.
If I want to take on something, I'm afraid because I don't know how to implement it all correctly.
I'm trying to quit this shit ( haven't gambled for about 40 days now ), but the feeling of brokenness never leaves me
- May 17, 2013
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Never heard about that, but looks familiar.
Agree with this:
DEC2 helps regulate circadian rhythms, the natural biological clock that dictates when hormones are released and influences behaviors such as eating and sleeping.
But not with that.
DEC2 oscillates on a circadian schedule: rising during the day, but falling at night.
I'm more like an owl, being active in the nights.
Source: https://www.ucsf.edu/news/2018/03/410051/scientists-discover-how-gene-mutation-reduces-need-sleep
- Feb 23, 2012
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I never know what day it is, so I make my own days up. I've had some 150 days.
Well it feels like it.
Well it feels like it.
hunter41904
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Find a way to automate things, and building a good team. I may only have 24 hours, but I get alot done. Harnessing the power of other peoples time is really important. That is how you can really grow and be the most successful is harnessing time of others in your own benefit.