Ramit Sethi breaks down how routine chores like groceries, laundry, and packing lunches eat up your week. He argues that spending money to outsource some tasks buys back time for napping, playing with kids, or just resting instead of grinding through endless effort.
You're spending your time solving everything. Groceries, cleaning, planning every trip. You do it all. If you wrote down all the things you do every single week, how long would that list be? Packing lunch for your kids, making your bed, vacuuming the floor, sweeping, doing the laundry, and on and on and on. What if you could spend just a little bit of money to buy your time back? Can I show you how to do it? I'm talking about the levels to go from where you are right now, maximum effort, not a lot of time, to just spending a tiny amount more to move up those levels and buy back your time. Just imagine you could be sitting, taking a nap, playing with your kids, or just watching Love Island. I want to show you how.
