Okay, quick thought for Thursday morning:
If we all agree that "time is money," why do we spend so much of it doing things that don't actually make us happy or better off? Is it really about the money, or are we just bad at prioritizing?
If we all agree that "time is money," why do we spend so much of it doing things that don't actually make us happy or better off? Is it really about the money, or are we just bad at prioritizing?
Okay, quick thought for Thursday morning:
If we all agree that "time is money," why do we spend so much of it doing things that don't actually make us happy or better off? Is it really about the money, or are we just bad at prioritizing?
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