Are you wasting, spending or investing your time? Think for a while……….

I define the three terms as below:
Wasting ->10% necessary and 90% useless work
Spending->50% necessary and 50% useless work
Investing->90% necessary and 10% useless work
Now you decide, you belong to which category??

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