>have 12 hours of free time every day >still haven't

>>39435419
networking
the chads voltron up
and then when they separate each takes full credit for the accomplishment

>99 minutes
Maybe its because youre retarded

>>39435585
This is the kind of thing a 4'18" manlet would say.

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>>39435419
Yours is an issue that an unfortunately high proportion of those in society succumb to in part due to incompetent time management. Usually when we perceive ourselves building up to an accomplishment/ personal goal this is done on a very strict basis of hard work and toil without consideration for every other potential detraction of our time. One of the most important detractors of such is a lack of productivity in large part resulting from obsessively pursuing a field in exclusion of others, thereby resulting in progressive burn-out and a loss of concentration/ interest. The primary means of mitigating this is by varying up one's schedule to cater to several fields whilst providing space for leisure/ relaxation - ensuring that one can actually work towards their goals whilst not being barred by a loss of determination. This in great part answers your question as to how "chads do so much with LESS time". It is not that they have superior mental/ physical capacities (real potential is nigh impossible to measure, even BMI, IQ tests and such are deeply flawed), rather it is that their time is heavily varied whether they recognize it or not; they wake up in the morning, proceed to eat breakfast, study/ work and the like however, and this is a particular caveat - they also vary their days be it through spending time outdoors, socializing with friends or participating in events - their days follow a looser format whilst simultaneously catering to their objectives in life thereby allowing them to knuckle down and concentrate to a greater degree than the average robot, who is more prone towards a highly structured life with little variation. This is not to say that one cannot be productive and a shut-in, though variation whether it is natural or forced via schedule is key to success. I personally recommend structuring each hour giving breaks for reading/ other media to help retain concentration, though this may not work for others, everyone is different.

>>39435419
I do NOTHING almost every single day and I still feel there's not enough time in the day for me to do more nothing.

>>39435743
With textwall posts like that, you must have excellent time management.

>>39435759
I've already completed every task I have set out to accomplish for today, I allocate time further into the night for any added leisure.

It's hard to get focused with that much free time, how paradoxical that seems. do something that makes you a bit busy and puts you out of your comfort zone

>>39435419
they don't visit 4chan

>>39435419

Motivation and not overthinking things.