Most people only work 2 hours a day

I've worked six days a week for the last five years. And during that time, I went from making 12 bucks an hour working at Lowe's to owning a business that makes more in a month than the average American makes in a year. And I really do believe that a lot of that comes from the fact that I work six days a week. Like, there's stats on this. The average person who works nine to five Monday through Friday gets, like, something like two hours of productive work done every day. So let's call that 10 hours a week of actual, like, productive, deep work. The rest of that is, like, responding to emails, and it's meetings and it's slack messages. So if I work one extra day, I now have a day where I'm not being interrupted by meetings or emails or slack messages, and I could put in another 10 hours of deep productive work on that day, effectively doubling my actual deep work output for the week. That means in the last five years, working six days a week, I've made 10 years of progress of what a nine to five Monday through Friday person would make.