Ryan Serhant

Like, oh, okay.

And then they like followed me for six months.

It was nuts.

But I break my day down.

This is why I'm married because this was never work in the bar now because this is what I would talk about.

It is just so embarrassing.

But in order to be the most productive, I break my day down to 1,440 minutes a day.

Everyone's days are different.

I get it.

On average, you'll have about 1,000 minutes a day to be productive, right?

Now, some people are single moms with five kids, and that's not the case, which I understand.

Some people are 22 and should get off their ass, and they have more time.

So there's a blended average.

And I break those minutes down into 15-minute blocks.

That way, nothing is a two-hour lunch that doesn't need to be a two-hour lunch.

Nothing is a one-hour Zoom meeting that doesn't need to be a one-hour Zoom.

And it forces me to look at my time like money.

So every day I wake up with a fresh $1,000 on my bank of time.

If someone ruins five minutes, I would not throw out $995.

You just wouldn't do that if someone spat on five bucks.