Hi! I'm the author of this post. I'm 22. I wrote most of this post when I was 20. I still agree with basically all of it. Also, I spent like 6 months writing it because most of the productivity advice is bs and wears off quickly and I wanted to make sure I only include things that stick.

That explains a lot. I'm 45, and while all of this is very recognizable, it's also very incompatible with my life.

But the reasons for procrastinating, those are spot on.

Esp. when reading the part about 15 working hours per day.

Note that there's only 625 minutes of working during this "15 " hours work day. So working 5 days a week this is less than 60 hours of work per week.

... Without breaks. That's more or less insane. However that's easily adjustable, the article is the same if we read half that number.

It's the complete absence of influence of other people (be it in the form of SOs, kids, coworkers, office environments, meetings, bosses, customers, what have you) that makes it alien to me.

If I could have 4 hours of real, concentrated, productive work on important things each working day, I would massively increase the impact of my work.

https://guzey.com/personal/how-to-use-your-wife/ :-)