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Someone born on 1 January 2000 has lived about 233,700 hours by 4 September 2026, of which roughly 77,900 were spent asleep at eight hours a night. That leaves about 155,800 waking hours - the figure that makes the cost of a daily habit tangible, since an hour a day is 365 hours a year.
Hours lived
hours = days lived x 24
Waking hours
waking = days x (24 - average sleep hours)
About a third at eight hours a night - roughly 26 years in an 80 year life.
Because they are the ones actually available. A habit costing an hour a day consumes about 0.23% of your remaining waking life.