This is a BS problem and I hope it's just a thought experiment.
Opportunity cost doesn't work like that.
It only applies if you would have ~realistically~ spent that exact same 6 minutes making money at the suggested rate, and there was absolutely NO WAY to schedule/consolidate your time in a way to free up 6 minutes.
That would mean your waking life is BOOKED SOLID making $200/hr nonstop with no wiggle room.
It means you make $416k a year with a standard schedule or $728k with an extended schedule. It also means that 6 minutes of your time is worth $20.
Of course your health and happiness is worth $20 a day.
However I don't think that this is actually the case. I think you're making the mistake of working in hypothetical/arbitrary value. I suggest reading some of Billy Murphy's stuff from Forever Jobless. I sense that it will be helpful to you.
You can listen to it on your commute to the gym as a way to lessen the guilt of the commute.
Opportunity cost doesn't work like that.
It only applies if you would have ~realistically~ spent that exact same 6 minutes making money at the suggested rate, and there was absolutely NO WAY to schedule/consolidate your time in a way to free up 6 minutes.
That would mean your waking life is BOOKED SOLID making $200/hr nonstop with no wiggle room.
It means you make $416k a year with a standard schedule or $728k with an extended schedule. It also means that 6 minutes of your time is worth $20.
Of course your health and happiness is worth $20 a day.
However I don't think that this is actually the case. I think you're making the mistake of working in hypothetical/arbitrary value. I suggest reading some of Billy Murphy's stuff from Forever Jobless. I sense that it will be helpful to you.
You can listen to it on your commute to the gym as a way to lessen the guilt of the commute.