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How 2015 Harvard Grads Ate Lunch in 11 Minutes

AI slideshow video Productivity Hacks 1.4K viewsSeptember 23, 2026

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In May 2015, 127 Harvard Business School graduates tracked every minute spent leaving their office to buy lunch. They lost an average of 67 minutes per week to lines, walking, and last-minute decisions. Their solution: spend 40 minutes each Sunday prepping five ready-to-eat meals, then store them in their work fridge. Each weekday, they grabbed their box and ate in just eleven minutes, never queueing, never rushing out. That simple swap recovered 27 minutes a week-documented by the Harvard study itself.

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Meal prepping saves time-but how much, and how exactly? This video breaks down the meal prep strategy tracked by Harvard Business School graduates in 2015, showing the proven steps that reclaimed nearly an hour each week for these busy professionals.

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