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Anything that takes us out of our present enjoyment of leisure time destroys its value and makes us less likely to want to engage in the behavior again in the future.
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087 |
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We start conspiring against our own time the moment we enter the workforce.
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100 |
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Job decisions, especially early ones, funnel us into a set of behaviors that are destined to make us time poor.
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100 |
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…leaving time in your life to go off script is likely to pay dividends.
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107 |
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In an increasingly noisy, crowded, and busy world, institutions can help us value time and become more time affluent.
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124 |
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…debt, combined with the fear of losing a job in a volatile market, conspire to make us focus ever more on earning money at the expense of time.
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125 |
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Work has never loomed larger in our minds. Work also excels at wasting our time.
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125 |
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When forced to wade through workplace drudgery, we’re reminded of other tasks we could be doing, increasing our time stress.
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126 |
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Working on vacation increases stress and creates time confetti, forcing employees to jump between worlds and mindsets.
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129 |
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…a mindset shift is in order that may feel uncomfortable but is backed by data: you will gain better talent and more-loyal employees by helping workers increase their time affluence.
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134 |
