The motto "Time is money" has been drilled into our brains. When we feel that we do not have enough time to get everything on our plates done, many of us tend to panic. Due to this, we neglect our own well-being and fail to take ‘me time’.
If we waste time, many of us feel guilty, and sometimes even anxious. However, when someone else wastes our time, we can become irritated and impatient.
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When we feel that we do not have enough time to get everything on our bridges done, many of us tend to panic. Due to this, we neglect our own well-being and fail to take ‘me time’, because it feels like we're wasting time.
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