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Understanding Indentured Time

Understanding Indentured Time

Indentured time is the time you spend earning money and the consequences that come with it. It includes working during your weekends to "recharge" from the workweek.

🀩 Money buys free time, but it comes at a cost - your indentured time. This means that your free time is not really free, as it is bought and paid for by the time you spend working. πŸ’°

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