On Sun, Aug 18, 2019 at 5:33 AM Fredrik <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Thanks for the ideas! I have played around with it a bit and this is what I
> got currently.
>
> So every day we get 24h to spend which can be set up with the following entry
> :
>
> 2019/08/16 day 1
> Assets:Hours =24
> Equity:Hours
>
>
> The equal sign is to clear out any remaining hours from the day before so the
> next day will look the same :
>
> 2019/08/17 day 2
> Assets:Hours =24
> Equity:Hours
>
> If this is a workday I "own" my employer 8 hours of work :
>
> 2019/08/16 Workday
> Liability:Work 8
> Assets:Hours
>
> 2019/08/17 Workday
> Liability:Work 8
> Assets:Hours
>
> I can of course spend my time with other things I want to track also :
>
> 2019/08/17 Other things done
> Expenses:Workout 1
> Expenses:Study 2
> Assets:Hours
>
> And regarding those hours I could have already budgeted the day to plan it
> out :
>
> ~ daily in 2019/08/17
> Expenses:Work 8
> Expenses:Workout 2
> Expenses:Study 2
> Assets:Hours
>
> So now I can run some reports to check that budget :
>
> ledger -f test.ledger --unround -E budget
> 13 -12 25
> -108% Assets:Hours
> 14.25 12 2.25
> 119% Expenses
> 2 2 0
> 100% Study
> 11.25 8 3.25
> 141% Work
> 1 2 -1
> 50% Workout
> ------------ ------------ ------------ -----
> 27.25 0 27.25
> 0
>
> And my overall balance :
> ledger -f test.ledger --unround -E balance
> 13 Assets:Hours
> -32 Equity:Hours
> 14.25 Expenses
> 2 Study
> 11.25 Work
> 1 Workout
> 4.75 Liability:Work
> --------------------
> 0
>
Interesting - - - - but you're forgetting some important time users
1. personal care (shower/bath/toilet/nail cutting/hair cuts/shaving)
2. personal care (clothing maintenance/home/maintenance/vehicle maintenance
3. people time (relationships are very important!!!! they take time
(and should!!!!))
4. for others (time on belief systems/political/more)
5. personal (internal dev't (you have study but what about
emotional/spiritual?)
6. waste time (time not book to enable one to 'flow' with life)
(don't want to get too stressed if you happen to have a
meeting run late - - grin!)
Too tight a scheduling will make things institutional, not enough
results in sloppy
habits and little getting done - - - - I think the trick is somewhere
between the
extremes. Maybe more an acknowledgement of what you need to get done and
then a flexibility so that life is also savored.
Hopefully this hasn't gone way off the deep end of OT!
Regards
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