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Accounting For Time

Just like money-based accounting, we need to account for our time, writing where we spent our day, and how nourishing and time-affluent the activities are.

Ironically, the amount of time we waste has increased, as useless activities like doom scrolling on social media or looking for the best deal on a shopping site fill up our day.

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