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Time Vs Money

Money is concrete, tangible and countable, with an added advantage of being more valuable in the future due to compounding. Time, on the other hand, is abstract and hard to count.

We are usually not able to imagine what we would do with a lot more time, and also mistakenly expect to have plenty of time in the future.

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