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If you audit your personal time in terms of what you said you’d accomplish versus what you actually did, the results would probably surprise you. For some people, the breakdown might look something like this: I only completed 30% of what was needed, and 70% got pushed to the next week. At a corporate job, this level of productivity is a recipe for unemployment, but when it comes to personal lives, we tend to extend ourselves so much grace it can sometimes border on self-sabotage.
Why? Well, because we can. You have less accountability: no boss threatening punishment and no colleagues
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