Dan Martell - December 17, 2024


You shouldn't run errands if you make over $250k

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Dan Martell
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Episode Stats


Length

37 seconds

Words per minute

244.96

Word count

154

Sentence count

6


Summary

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If you're making $250k a year and you don't have someone helping out in your home to buy back your time, then you're just being wasteful. If you're not spending your time on the things you love the most and working on the thing that lights you up that makes you the most money, then it's not a good use of your time unless you want to do it.

Transcript

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00:00:00.000 If you're making over 250K a year and you don't have somebody helping out in your home to buy
00:00:04.260 back your time, then you're just being wasteful. Most people think buying back your time stops at
00:00:08.900 the office. It's a professional decision. I would encourage people to consider personal. At the end
00:00:13.620 of the day, even my personal takes up a lot of time that I could reallocate to my work and make
00:00:18.680 way more money than calling the gym and renegotiating my membership or running errands to buy some new
00:00:23.980 running shoes or whatever it is that's going on in my life. So the personal stuff, if you think
00:00:28.420 about anything that isn't spending time with the people you love the most and working on the thing
00:00:33.380 that lights you up that makes you the most money then it's not a good use of your time unless you
00:00:37.020 want to do it