A practical definition of opportunity cost: If you spend too much time working on good things, then you don't have much time left to work on great t… - James Clear

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A practical definition of opportunity cost:

If you spend too much time working on good things, then you don't have much time left to work on great things.

Understanding opportunity cost means eliminating good uses of time. And that's what makes it hard.

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About James Clear

James Clear (born 1986) is an American writer and public speaker known for Self-improvement.

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We spend a lot of time talking about everything we have to do.

You have to finish 10 things at work. You have to exercise today. You have to cook dinner for your family.

Now, change one word in each sentence. You don't "have" to. You "get" to.

You get to finish 10 things at work. You get to exercise today. You get to cook dinner for your family.

The right perspective transforms your burdens into opportunities.

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