All right. All right. All right, welcome back to a new lecture where we'll be discussing everything you'll need to know about RTI, otherwise known as return on time invested, because it's one thing to effectively perform tasks and hit goals, but it's entirely another thing to ensure what you are doing is providing you the best possible return. This lecture is very important and very pivotal in the course because essentially everything we work towards and learn in this course, keeps RTI in mind. So without moving on to the next section, we need to fully grasp our ot. So without further ado, let's jump right into the lecture.

Now when we make decisions, they can sometimes be blind without specific reasoning. So a more thorough understanding of RTI will help us accurately make decisions. Everyone has heard of the term return on investment or ROI. But most people don't even stop to think about ROTC again. Return on time invested, which is, in my opinion, more important than ROI, mainly because ROI usually focuses on money, which is an object that can be reproduced and is essentially infinite. And in all honesty, it's something that was made by us.

But that's a whole nother topic in and of itself. Getting back on track. RTI is important because as we know, time is definite. There's a start and an end to your life, you can't create time, so maximizing the amount of time that you have during your lifespan is paramount. This is where our o ti comes into play. So the goal is to invest time into tasks that will offer the biggest return to you.

And what is the definition of the return? Well, that's completely up to you. If you want to make as much money as possible, then you need to spend as much of your time as possible working towards generating money. And if you want to spend as much time with your family as possible, then you need to optimize your time. work so you can maximize the time you spend with your family. ROTC I simply put is just a another measuring tool to add to your tool belt to maximize efficiency in your life.

So here's a quick example of ROTC. Let's say you have 10 hours of free time each week to spend and you really have no idea what you want to do with it. Some options include working more hours, watching more Netflix, movies, play video games, etc, all kind of entertainment. Another option is studying or going to the gym or anything that really develops yourself. Or another option is really just getting more sleep. Now, if I wanted to make more money right now, I would just work longer hours.

If I wanted to enjoy life a little bit more, I would spend money on entertainment to raise my happiness. If I wanted to invest in my future and increase my money making potential or health potential later down the line. Then I would just sacrifice the 10 hours and really same goes if I want to more sleep, just sacrifice to 10 hours to feel more rested. You can look at this and determine how well you are spending your time to reach your goals. And this is just an example these numbers don't really mean anything, I'm just trying to get the point across. Now just like ROI, there's high returns and low returns on the time you invest.

We previously discussed productivity killers and productivity boosters, which essentially determine your ROI. So it's your duty to measure your returns moving forward to ensure you're spending your time the way you want to. Because at the end of the day, it's your life and you choose how you want to live it. But that brings us to the end of this lecture again, return on time invested is just another concept to add to your bag of tricks to ensure you know you're spending your time effectively benchmarking and evaluating what you are actually doing are key indicators and measures of success. So don't forget to take a second to assess your life. make the necessary changes moving forward.

High returns on time invested is the route of self management. But I hope this lecture helped widen your perspective further your knowledge and ultimately, you know, made this concept of time, a little less mysterious to you, but continue on with me as we work our way into a new section that will help us get high returns on our investment time. So, I will see you in the next lecture.