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+title: "How to Spend Time"
+date: 2023-04-29T23:36:25-04:00
+draft: false
+references:
+- title: "What Do You Want to Make Real in the World? — Anna Havron"
+  url: https://www.annahavron.com/blog/what-do-you-want-to-make-real-in-the-world
+  date: 2023-04-30T03:38:36Z
+  file: www-annahavron-com-34fw9w.txt
+- title: "Spend Exactly None Of Your Time Killing Time"
+  url: https://deadspin.com/spend-exactly-none-of-your-time-killing-time-1831777904
+  date: 2023-04-30T03:40:23Z
+  file: deadspin-com-cjpmjw.txt
+- title: "Sunday Firesides: To-Dos, the Rent We Pay For Living | The Art of Manliness"
+  url: https://www.artofmanliness.com/character/advice/sunday-firesides-to-dos-the-rent-we-pay-for-living/
+  date: 2023-04-30T03:43:27Z
+  file: www-artofmanliness-com-6lxmwc.txt
+---
+
+* _Slight Edge_ (p. 180)
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+   PublishedJanuary 25, 2019
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+   Here’s a good resolution, if you’re the sort of person who resolves to
+   do good and healthy things and then maintains any hope of actually
+   doing them: Resolve to divide your waking hours exactly and only
+   between doing things you should be doing, and doing things you want to
+   be doing.
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+   When you are not doing something you should be doing—straightening up
+   around the house, taking out the garbage, walking the dog, your job—you
+   should always and only be doing something you actively want to be
+   doing, like reading a book, or playing video games, or pursuing a
+   hobby. Conversely, when you are not doing something you want to be
+   doing, you should always and only be doing something you should be
+   doing. This is a good resolution because it’s not aimed at some
+   specific result that deviates a whole lot from who you are already,
+   like overhauling your diet or your sleep regimen or whatever. No
+   overhaul required, here. You already do plenty of what you’re supposed
+   to do, and plenty of what you want to do. Resolve to stop doing
+   anything else.
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+   But I already do this, you are saying, as you sit at your desk, not
+   working, procrastinating, avoiding work by dicking around on the
+   internet and winding up on a dumb-ass late-January blog about, of all
+   things, self-improvement. No! Right now, you are not following this
+   very good advice. You are not doing what you should be doing—unless
+   what you should be doing is reading blogs—nor are you doing what you
+   really want to be doing, which is parasailing or skiing or hunting
+   moose in [60]ye olde cowboy game. You are killing time, waiting for
+   either the energy for work or the consequences of not doing work to
+   give your life some feeble structure. Stop it! Killing time is the very
+   habit we are trying to address, here. There’s barely enough time as it
+   is.
+
+   Along the way you will need to hone your sense of what things you
+   should be doing. You know the most obvious ones—they’re occupying the
+   margins of your consciousness all the time, bearing down on you and
+   poisoning the time you spend not doing them. Chores, assignments,
+   projects, bills, phone calls, repairs, and so forth. The list is a
+   little bit longer than that, which is both good news and bad news. It’s
+   bad news because it includes things like talking to your folks on the
+   telephone, or listening patiently while your spouse rants about their
+   day, or brushing your teeth—things you put off doing nearly as much as
+   work but which, I’m afraid, must be done. But it’s also good news,
+   because by acknowledging that those are responsibilities, you have also
+   earned the right to take some satisfaction from having fulfilled them.
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+   Sometimes you have the bandwidth and energy to address your attention
+   to the things you should be doing, and other times the thought of
+   getting your car inspected or working out or washing a sinkful of
+   dishes fills you with a sudden urge to throw yourself down a well. When
+   you have the energy to do the things you should do, do them, or keep
+   doing them. When you don’t—and this is crucial—go ahead and give
+   yourself permission to set them aside for another time. But—and this is
+   also crucial, because it is the lesson of this damn blog—when you give
+   yourself permission not to do the things you should be doing, please
+   spend the resulting block of free time doing something good and cool,
+   something you genuinely want to do.
+
+   You will also need to hone your sense of what it is you want to be
+   doing. Today, the thing I most want to be doing in all the universe is
+   riding Splash Mountain. That activity, I am afraid to say, is
+   completely out of the question, in no small part because I am supposed
+   to be doing the thing I least want to do in all the universe, which is
+   working. Since I would certainly rather die than actually work, I’m
+   going to do something else. But what? It helps to start all the way out
+   at riding Splash Mountain, because understanding want in terms of
+   genuine desire keeps you from slipping into the shitty headspace of
+   just measuring activities against the dread and misery of work. In
+   almost all cases I would rather be watching Law & Order reruns than
+   doing chores, but that doesn’t mean I really want to be watching Law &
+   Order reruns. In the endless list of things I could conceivably do with
+   a day, watching Law & Order reruns is probably closer to doing chores
+   than it is to riding Splash Mountain. In fact, I often default to
+   watching Law & Order reruns because some part of my brain recognizes
+   that it keeps me anchored in place near the chores, and isn’t so joyful
+   that I can be said to be really enjoying myself, which is clearly
+   something I don’t deserve.
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+   So it is with scanning headlines or surfing Instagram or refreshing
+   Twitter, the grey shit you do compulsively when you are
+   procrastinating. Yes, you would rather be doing those things than
+   painting your living room—anything, including bleeding from the
+   eyeballs, is better than painting—but that doesn’t necessarily mean
+   they’re worth a shit. If you’re not going to paint the living room,
+   that’s fine! But now use the time on something good! In my case, if I
+   start all the way out at riding Splash Mountain and work backward from
+   there, long before I get to watching Law & Order reruns, I will arrive
+   at things like bowling or going to the movies or hunting moose in ye
+   olde cowboy game. Those are things I find myself wanting to do, but
+   rarely give myself permission to do. Ask yourself, “What are some
+   activities that would be genuinely fun?” Make a list! Cross off the
+   stuff you know you can’t do, and then pick and do one of the ones you
+   can. Go to the zoo. Watch a horror flick. Try out a new bar. Read a few
+   chapters of a good book.
+
+   It can feel reckless and irresponsible to spend your day bowling or
+   baking or hunting moose in ye olde cowboy game, but a big chunk of the
+   guilt associated with these activities stems from not really giving
+   yourself permission to do them, at least in part because too much of
+   your average day is already given over to tweeting at Jonathan Chait.
+   But it’s healthy and productive to do cool and fun things that enrich
+   your life! The solution, here, is to buy yourself the time to do the
+   really interesting things by first being honest with yourself about all
+   the sweaty hours you waste tweeting at Jonathan Chait. You are a
+   successful and prolific time-killer because you’ve got a selection of
+   ways of doing it that are marginally less dreary and more stimulating
+   than folding laundry or managing spreadsheets, and some inherited
+   puritanical impulse that tells you you’re still close to upright so
+   long as you’re not actually enjoying yourself. Bullshit! When you are
+   not doing what you are supposed to do, do something you genuinely want
+   to do. That’s the rule.
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+   Of course, there will be any number of times when you are prevented
+   from doing any of the things you want to be doing. The rule is also
+   this: When you cannot do what you genuinely want to do, do what you are
+   supposed to do. Here is a good life hack: when you lack the bandwidth
+   to take on an important chore or duty, you probably still have the
+   bandwidth to make a list of all your important chores and duties. Do
+   that! This counts as a thing you should be doing, because often enough
+   in making the list you will hit on something that requires little
+   enough of you that you can take it on right away, without too much
+   suffering. And even if you don’t, the making of the list will bring you
+   a little closer to addressing yourself to the items on it, and that’s
+   enough of a positive step that when the time comes for you to do
+   something you want to do, you will feel the satisfaction of having
+   earned it, through work. That’s what’s missing from the shame-soaked
+   hours spent avoiding and procrastinating: the feeling that you deserve
+   to have a good time, and the permission to have one.
+
+   Of course, you will probably fall short of dividing your time exactly
+   equally between responsibilities and pursuits. Don’t think of that as
+   failure. When you remember this wise practice, when it occurs to you,
+   treat it as a rule and follow it. Ah, right, I said I wasn’t gonna sit
+   here stewing in my anxiety all afternoon, so instead I’m going to go
+   see [62]Into the Spider-Verse. Good plan! You are going to end the day
+   with something to show for it, and that’s the whole idea.
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+What Do You Want to Make Real in the World?
+
+   Mar 29
+   Written By [26]Anna Havron
+
+   Often the question that drives people’s initial interest in
+   productivity is: “How am I going to get everything done?”
+
+   For me, at least, that was true: I got to a point where my life was too
+   complicated for me to manage it without a productivity system. And so I
+   learned about systems for managing time and information and tasks and
+   goals and projects.
+
+   These systems have allowed me to get a lot more done, than I could have
+   without them.
+
+   But the danger is that we might too easily substitute getting things
+   done — checking off tasks, chores, projects — for living a life of
+   depth and resonance.
+
+   For example, I want to take a couple of hours [27]for an adventure to
+   visit a heron rookery nearby, so I can see dozens of Great Blue herons
+   nesting.
+
+   But nesting season for herons coincides with my busiest time of the
+   year.
+
+   If I tell myself that I need to get everything done before I take time
+   to see this, nesting season will be over. I will miss the experience of
+   seeing them. (And I still won’t get everything done; I can always think
+   of more that I would like to have done, than I can actually do.)
+
+Stop Asking Yourself How You’ll Get Everything Done
+
+   Most productivity and organizational systems are geared toward the
+   world of work, paid or unpaid.
+
+   Few talk about managing your time so that you can pursue important
+   relationships and activities that feed your spirit, but not your bank
+   account. (Laura Vanderkam’s recent book, Tranquility by Tuesday, is one
+   exception to this.)
+
+   But what we call “leisure activities,” non-work or chore activities,
+   non-productive activities in the economic sense, are the very
+   activities you might look back on as the most important to cultivating
+   a well-lived life: a life where you’ve had rich relationships, where
+   you’ve taken time to create things that gave you pleasure to create,
+   where you’ve taken time to contribute your energy and efforts to make
+   this world a better place.
+
+   Sometimes the belief that you must finish everything on the list,
+   whether it’s paid work tasks or chores around the house, robs you of
+   leisure time: “But I can’t stop working until I get everything done!”
+
+   Part of the solution for this is using time management techniques such
+   as [28]paying yourself first.
+
+   But part of it is also reframing the question.
+
+Ask Instead: What Do You Want to Make Real in the World?
+
+   What if, instead of asking yourself, “What do I need to get done,” you
+   ask yourself: “What do I want to make real, in this world?”
+
+   What do you want to make real?
+
+   What do you want to bring from your imagination, into real life?
+
+   What do you want to make real, that you can experience? Hiking the
+   Appalachian Trail from Georgia to Maine? Having clean socks on a
+   predictable basis (seriously, that is one of mine)? (Next level: having
+   clean socks on a regular basis, while you are hiking the Appalachian
+   Trail.)
+
+   What do you want to make real that other people can enjoy or use —
+   learning to play music, starting a non-profit program, creating a
+   useful app?
+
+   What do you want to make real, that makes this world a better place:
+   provide [29]housing for purple martins so they can keep migrating to
+   North America; provide housing for human beings, so all can live with
+   dignity?
+
+   We will all have different things that we deeply want to become real,
+   in this world. We will all have different experiences and
+   accomplishments that we hope to look back on, at the end of a
+   well-lived life.
+
+   I personally believe that if everyone took one thing they wanted to see
+   changed in this world, and worked toward making that one thing real;
+   that we would all be much better off.
+
+Making Things Real in the World Can Take a Lot of Effort; or, Almost No
+Effort at All
+
+   Lately my key productivity question to myself is: what do I want to
+   make real, in this world?
+
+   What do I want to make real, today?
+
+   This can be very small! The other day what I most wanted to make real,
+   was some clean socks. (Doing the laundry, a care task I dislike, is
+   much more satisfying for me when I cheer myself on, saying, “You go,
+   Anna, giving yourself clean socks, good for you!”)
+
+   I also want to write a book, which is a lot more work than throwing a
+   load of wash into a machine.
+
+   To make my book real in the world, I’m going to have to put in
+   consistent thought and effort over time. The same is true for making
+   things real like starting your own business, learning a trade,
+   socializing a dog to become a beloved part of the family.
+
+   But some things that are important to you, and that bring you a lot of
+   joy, you can make real without much trouble at all.
+
+Making Things Real is About Responding to Opportunities
+
+   When I was a child, I lived in the Southwest of the U.S., and in
+   northern New England: places where cherry blossom trees don’t grow.
+
+   Every year during the spring I would see the Cherry Blossom Festival
+   pictures in Washington, DC, and I thought that those trees looked like
+   blooming clouds, banks of flowering clouds, on the banks of the
+   Potomac. I dreamed of seeing them in real life.
+
+   It wasn’t until my thirties that I got to experience the Cherry Blossom
+   Festival in Washington, DC, in real life rather than in my imagination.
+
+   That memory of walking under hundreds of flowering cherry trees, with
+   dark rain clouds overhead playing up the lightness of those short-lived
+   blossoms, remains one of the most vividly piercing things I have ever
+   experienced.
+
+   By that time, we lived in an area where cherry trees could grow.
+   However, our house already had such a large old maple shading the yard
+   that we couldn’t plant other trees.
+
+   One day, a storm came and toppled our maple tree.
+
+   I was saddened to see it go, but realized that now our small yard had
+   enough sun and space to plant a Yoshino cherry tree, just like the ones
+   in Washington, DC.
+
+   And so we did.
+   cherry blossom branches with a blue sky behind them cherry blossom
+   branches with a blue sky behind them
+
+   Here it is!
+
+   It took less than a day to plant it. That was fourteen years ago.
+
+   Now, it is full grown.
+
+   I can see blossoming branches from my bedroom window, nodding in the
+   breezes, with birds flying in and out of them, and wild solitary bees
+   burrowing into the blossoms. Yoshino cherry trees bloom even before
+   dandelions bloom.
+
+   Being able to see the cherry blossoms each spring, from a flowering
+   tree in our own yard, from my bedroom window no less, is — for me — one
+   of the best things I have ever made real in the world.
+
+   And it was hardly any work at all.
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+   and make time for what matters. New York: Portfolio.
+
+   Byington, C. (2016) Purple Martins: The Bird That Relies on Human-Built
+   Nests, Cool Green Science, 12 September. Available at:
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+   Brett & Kate McKay • October 29, 2022
+
+              Sunday Firesides: To-Dos, the Rent We Pay For Living
+
+   You probably brushed your teeth this morning. And will do so tonight.
+   And 730 more times in the year to come.
+
+   As soon as the last load of laundry is folded, it’s time to put in
+   another wash. As soon as you’re done eating and cleaning up one meal,
+   it’s time to start making the next.
+
+   There is a constantly replenishing supply of new texts and emails to
+   answer, bills to pay, stuff to buy, bookings to make, forms to fill
+   out.
+
+   Whenever you cross one to-do off the list, you add a couple more on.
+
+   Whatever you did the day before, you have to wake up and do it all over
+   again.
+
+   The relentless slog of life’s maintenance work can feel tiresome,
+   burdensome, annoying.
+
+   It can feel like you’re Sisyphus, pushing a boulder up a hill, only to
+   have it roll back down, ready to be pushed up once more.
+
+   Yet we should be glad to continually find this boulder resting at our
+   feet.
+
+   Drudgery and chores are the rent we pay for living.
+
+   While we inhabit mortal existence, this rent is due every day.
+
+   It’s not a fine, but a fee.
+
+   A ticket to continue to ride.
+
+   To-dos keep our world spinning, and signal that we continue to exist on
+   a spinning world.
+
+   We ought then to appreciate having one more task-filled day before
+   there comes a knock on the door from a sickle-carrying landlord,
+   bearing an eviction notice in hand.
+
+   Yes, we should be very glad indeed to have a full list of to-dos before
+   us. Because the only solution for clearing your slate of all unfinished
+   business, lies six feet underground.
+
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