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A hard limit on how long you are online is what makes the time online focused.

Drawn from what Derek Sivers said

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  1. DS

    Derek Sivers 3 Mar 2026

    Every day or two, I bring my laptop into town to get online for an hour. The time limit keeps me super-focused.

    ↗Offline 23 hours a daysive.rs

First recorded here 3 Mar 2026 · How quotes work

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