The most successful people I know are either militant about their time or super liberal with it. The first group audits their time down to the minute. “Why can’t this be an email” or “This meeting doesn’t need to be recurring” is a core part of their vernacular. They view wasted time as wasted potential, so the misuse of it makes them sick. The second group treats their time based on vibes. They carve out large chunks for unstructured brainstorming, knowledge sharing and relationship building. Life without serendipity and connecting that doesn’t feel transactional isn’t a life worth living. One group isn’t better or worse, and this distinction is more so ends of a spectrum vs. a binary switch, but really interesting to observe nonetheless.