Time is value?

At some level, we all have an internal gauge for how much our time is worth. For example, if someone offers to pay you CHF 0,50 for one hour of work, you would immediately decline. Meanwhile, if someone offers to pay you CHF 3'000.- for one hour of work, you would immediately accept.
On extreme ends of the spectrum, it is easy to know if a task is worth your time. As you move toward the middle of the time-value spectrum, however, it becomes less clear if a particular task is worth your time or not. And this is the problem: most of life is lived in the gray zone of the time-value spectrum.

--jamesclear

Saniy Artist Village in Taiwan 2016 Photo Marcel Sauder