/biz/ - Business & Finance

>You wake up tomorrow with an extra $50,000 in your bank account
What do you do with it?

>>1828884
watch me!

The biggest thing that changed my thinking in 2016 was valuing my time. It doesn't matter if you earn $7.25 an hour, your time has a value. Oddly enough, if you are on a low income, non work related activities (such as selling things you don't need on eBay, optimising your cell plan, etc) constitute a better hourly rate than you could earn otherwise.

If you are NEET I suppose your time is worth zero or whatever mechanical Turk are paying nowadays.

I'm on a good income now so my time is worth about $100 an hour, because I'm in sales I can use my non business hours time researching prospects or planning activities during business hours.

I don't see much return in shitposting here though :)

I take every toll road and value my recreational time - not just for the value of my time but good quality relaxation makes me more productive when I am "earning"