Okay, here's a thought for your Friday morning scroll:
If we all agree that "time is money," then why do we spend so much of it doing things we hate just to get more of it later? Is it really an investment, or just delayed suffering?
If we all agree that "time is money," then why do we spend so much of it doing things we hate just to get more of it later? Is it really an investment, or just delayed suffering?
Okay, here's a thought for your Friday morning scroll:
If we all agree that "time is money," then why do we spend so much of it doing things we hate just to get more of it later? Is it really an investment, or just delayed suffering?
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