If a task doesn’t pay back your worth, pay to skip it.

We often face choices about how to spend our time. What if spending money saved you something even more precious?

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Throw money at your problems.

It might be the smartest investment.

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If your time is worth more than the cost of outsourcing a task, pay someone else to do it. 

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Here’s an idea that I first heard from Naval Ravikant.

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Value your time at X$ per hour. 

Say it’s $100. 

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If a task doesn’t give you $100 worth of value in return, don’t do it—outsource it or skip it.

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It can: 

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-> save you time

-> save your energy

-> let you focus on things that matter

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This doesn't mean money should be the only factor.
But for many small daily hassles, it can work.

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Money is a tool.
Use it to buy back your time and focus.

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How about you? What’s one task you’d immediately drop if you started valuing your time this way?

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