We often use the phrase “Time is Money” to depict the importance of time in our life. But, is it an accurate analogy? Unlike money, the time once spent can never be earned back. It is like a one-way road with no U-turn.
After life itself, time is the second most precious thing in the world. The best thing about time is that it is unbiased. You’ve got the same 24 hours in your day as any other living being. It changes for no one. And the worst thing about time is that it isn’t your friend. It doesn’t stop or slows down for anyone.
An average human life expectancy is around 75 years. This is the total amount of time you have which includes your schooling, higher studies, job, sleep and all other daily chores. Though you can skip some of these activities, others can’t be skipped at all.
You’re bound to do certain things for your survival. Going to work is necessary to earn money and have food and shelter for your family. Sleeping is mandatory to stay healthy. Similarly, eating, cleaning, grooming and parenting are also essential for a balanced life. All these tasks consume time. So, the question arises, “How much time do you really have?”
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