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FV and FVP Forum > When to stop?

Hello! It's really silly question, which is more suitable for robot i guess (like when do I need to turn off), but... When do you finish your FVP day?) I often find that when in the evening I want to take a break before going to bed, I'm thinking like "No! The day is not over yet, get back to work!". So maybe there is some kind of rule "How many hours a day you should work and when you should finish to stay productive"?

January 2, 2016 at 14:11 |

Alex.Muraviev

Alex:

It's not a silly question. It's a very good one.

It's really up to you. Some people just use FVP in the office, some use it at home and some use it for both. Some have a definite stop time and some don't. All of these are perfectly valid ways of using it and it's best to find what suits you.

For the record, I use it all the time for everything - but that's just what suits me. I'm not claiming it's best for everyone. And I have plenty of fun and leisure tasks on the FVP list, which I tend to do in the evening - so it's not all proper work.

January 2, 2016 at 15:04 |

Mark Forster

Generally speaking: work enough to make sure you will reach your goals.

The purpose of work - or "productivity" - is to reach the goals you've set for your life and work.

Which goals to set is of course another question entirely.

January 2, 2016 at 18:13 |

Christopher