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How much of your week could someone else be doing?

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Answer eleven questions about a normal week. You get a score, the hours behind it, and the order to fix them in. No signup, no email required to see the result.

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Part 1

Where the hours actually go

A normal week, not your worst one. Round to the nearest hour.

Part 2

What that time is worth
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What to fix, in this order

Ordered by the hours behind each one, heaviest first.

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    The thinking behind this tool: Counting the week before trying to fix it, Forming a US company, the short version, Seven days away is a document problem, not a willpower problem and What an hour of the owner's time is actually worth.

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