Your last line nailed it! We place far too much weight on money. The best use of time has everything to do with creating value, which often has nothing to do with making or spending money but, rather, just being.
My best use of time yesterday was being with an amazing human being whose business is struggling. We opened vistas to some very real solutions to what he is facing. It didn't cost either of us a dime. And all we spent was quality time in discovering solutions to core issues — which, I might add, were not directly related to money, even though he thought for sure more money was required to address his quandary.
Your last line nailed it! We place far too much weight on money. The best use of time has everything to do with creating value, which often has nothing to do with making or spending money but, rather, just being.
My best use of time yesterday was being with an amazing human being whose business is struggling. We opened vistas to some very real solutions to what he is facing. It didn't cost either of us a dime. And all we spent was quality time in discovering solutions to core issues — which, I might add, were not directly related to money, even though he thought for sure more money was required to address his quandary.
“Now that I write that out, it feels like the best use of time is when you are neither earning nor spending you are just present in the now.”
^^^that is the world I live in except it sounds a lot sexier when you write it