Treat Time Like Cash, Not Credit
- When you have cash in your hand, you can count it, it's quantifiable. But you can't see or feel time, or put a real value on it.
- Because time is invisible, we have a hard time accounting for it. We always think there's going to be more time in the future, but there isn't.
- If it's something that you enjoy, it is time well spent
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