Time vs Money

[Fakhrulenclix]

I sometimes think about the fate of the youth group in my neighborhood who have a habit of wasting their time, meaning that there is no positive outcome from their habits. Some people have already started working because they may have realized that their lives need to change and cannot continue like this forever. This includes my own brother, who is still involved in that kind of lifestyle. Unfortunately, I am tired of telling him to change his mindset, so I just let him be, even when he asks me for money, I don't give it to him.

Time is very important, no one can ever do anything good by wasting time. A person who cannot value time can never build a good career. When you waste time unnecessarily, someone else will learn something new at that time and use it to develop his career. And when you have to worry about your financial matters and take responsibility for your family, you will be very worried about the unnecessary things you wasted in the past because at that time you will not be able to do anything good and will not be able to earn a good amount of money so that you and your family can spend their days well. So, using time properly is very important if you want to manage your life well.

The fact is indeed so, but not everyone can use their time well to develop themselves, and we have also often seen evidence in our environment that many people choose to spend time having fun rather than doing positive things, such as the examples shown above.
Time is everything, that cannot be denied, so for us who already know this, it is indeed appropriate to continue doing positive things to utilize our time in order to achieve success.

[Bitcoin.com97]

I usually have the strength if we are in group , if probably I’m tired after school I will prefer bus so I can get home quick and rest , but if not that I will walk down , because what am I rushing home to do , I have never seen walking as a wast of time , it’s also an exercise , and it also help save up , especially if transport is high .

[HustleZ]

Sometimes when you are coming home from work or school, and you know that you can technically walk home instead of riding the bus or whatever commute you prefer do you also consider the time and convenience?

Let’s say you save a few money when you walk home, but the time spent walking is it worth it? It’s a bit complicated because walking is healthy but when you get home you’re tired when you could be more productive for a few more minutes or hours. What do you choose to spend, time or money?

Time is nowadays used to trade for money while it should be the opposite, money should be traded for more time. Times is such a valuable currency if not spent right you have to spend all your lives regretting it. In example when you see Billionaires and Millionaires having their own private jets while they could fly in a commercial plane in first class or business having almost the same experience with less money spent but they don't, they value time and proceed to spend large sums of money to save a little time that would be wasted otherwise while waiting in a commercial plane. So if we get an opportunity we should spend each and Every penny to save time and have less things to regret later on.

[KiaKia]

Sometimes when you are coming home from work or school, and you know that you can technically walk home instead of riding the bus or whatever commute you prefer do you also consider the time and convenience?

Let’s say you save a few money when you walk home, but the time spent walking is it worth it? It’s a bit complicated because walking is healthy but when you get home you’re tired when you could be more productive for a few more minutes or hours. What do you choose to spend, time or money?

Nothing comes easy, you have to try real harder to make something work your way, everything comes at a cost of something, either your time or something else, when you have excess time and you are doing nothing with it, that's called wasting of time.

It depends on what we all want, if money is what you need then walking home is the only way to raise it then you need to walk home everyday and save the money.

If you get home and you become very tired, it's the price you paid, your strength in exchange for making money, to be active on home duty like cleaning up you have to push yourself.

If the money is that important for you then what choice do you have?

[Makus]

Sometimes when you are coming home from work or school, and you know that you can technically walk home instead of riding the bus or whatever commute you prefer do you also consider the time and convenience?

Let’s say you save a few money when you walk home, but the time spent walking is it worth it? It’s a bit complicated because walking is healthy but when you get home you’re tired when you could be more productive for a few more minutes or hours. What do you choose to spend, time or money?

It is all a matter of priority, some value their time and others value the money so they prefer to save it by taking a walk not minding the distance. If you have something important to attend to you would know that it is important to make sure you save time by taking a bus home. For me, I usually close from work by 4pm, I can easily take a walk back home and save the money I would use to pay transportation but because I have other things that I'm engaged in I don't have the time to take that long walk because I'm trying to meet up with other things.

[Cryptic Vortex]

Most of you would have Listened the statement, Time is Money. Most people work all there lifes and trade their time for money and to have some purchasing power. What I've learned from most people that are rich and in books is that make money work for you and not you work for money. When you work for money you get the money but you lose a much valuable thing and that is Time. It's something that can't be earned but can pe spent wisely  so we should try to to spend money to but time not spend time to buy money.

[OsaiEmma]

Sometimes when you are coming home from work or school, and you know that you can technically walk home instead of riding the bus or whatever commute you prefer do you also consider the time and convenience?

Let’s say you save a few money when you walk home, but the time spent walking is it worth it? It’s a bit complicated because walking is healthy but when you get home you’re tired when you could be more productive for a few more minutes or hours. What do you choose to spend, time or money?

What is Time? scientifically, it is a measure of when an event occurred and the duration of its occurrence.
what is money? It is a widely accepted means of exchange for goods and services, which serves as a unit of account, and a store of value.
Why compare them? Because acquiring money takes time, heck everything takes time, talking about walking to save money has nothing to do with time, proper time management is also a skill one should have, most of the time, people talk about money management, but have forgotten about proper time management, without this, you probably might not be as resourceful as you should.

Talking about walking, it is a very good form of exercise that does much to your body positively while carrying out your normal day to day work, if you walk often than not, chance are you will be healthier than not, so walking instead of commuting through one form of transportation to save money despite the fatigue is like killing 2 birds with one stone.

[ChainWatcher_YT]

Sometimes when you are coming home from work or school, and you know that you can technically walk home instead of riding the bus or whatever commute you prefer do you also consider the time and convenience?

Let’s say you save a few money when you walk home, but the time spent walking is it worth it? It’s a bit complicated because walking is healthy but when you get home you’re tired when you could be more productive for a few more minutes or hours. What do you choose to spend, time or money?

This totally depends on you, but I like to spend money when money is needed. You dont have to be stingy about it. Remember that Money is a tool to be used, not something you should hoard about. If it saves you time (which is the best deal), then go for it. You can gain money back, but never wasted time.

[colinistheman]

Most of you would have Listened the statement, Time is Money. Most people work all there lifes and trade their time for money and to have some purchasing power. What I've learned from most people that are rich and in books is that make money work for you and not you work for money. When you work for money you get the money but you lose a much valuable thing and that is Time. It's something that can't be earned but can pe spent wisely  so we should try to to spend money to but time not spend time to buy money.

The formula for making money work for you is neither new nor a secret. Most people have heard of and know about it. However, it is easier said than done, and there is a huge gap between theory and practice

Let's say you come from a poor family and have to start from zero. If you do not use your health and time to exchange for money, I do not think you have any other way to make money. Or your income might not even be enough to cover your family's daily living expenses. How can you make money if you do not work harder, let alone let money work for you?
The idea of ​​letting money work for you is something everyone know and desires, but not everyone has the opportunity to choose it.

[Stormisover]

Sometimes when you are coming home from work or school, and you know that you can technically walk home instead of riding the bus or whatever commute you prefer do you also consider the time and convenience?

Let’s say you save a few money when you walk home, but the time spent walking is it worth it? It’s a bit complicated because walking is healthy but when you get home you’re tired when you could be more productive for a few more minutes or hours. What do you choose to spend, time or money?

This totally depends on you, but I like to spend money when money is needed. You dont have to be stingy about it. Remember that Money is a tool to be used, not something you should hoard about. If it saves you time (which is the best deal), then go for it. You can gain money back, but never wasted time.

You are right though for me what I will be doing is to be using any of the options I feel like making use on different intervals, there can be time when your body system can feel the need for this walk down home, I will call it a healthy walk because you feel you can do it and of course without getting much of the impact like being way too tired which you know is not going to be everyday, that's am not going to be intentional about walking simply because I want to save money no, neither are my entering a bus to save time all what I will be doing from time to time is to satisfy my desire for which are convenient for me on different occasions.

[atookz]

In cases such as yours, it is not always easy to make a choice. In situations where the distance is not too long and time is not a problem, it is a good choice to walk as it is free and healthy. Nevertheless, in case the trip is long and time-consuming, it may be wiser to use public transportation. It is therefore a decision of time versus money in such situations that would mostly be determined by the events and require at the moment. All that is needed is to evaluate the situation prudently and make decisions that will bring the greatest benefit to us at that point.

[iBaba]

I usually have the strength if we are in group , if probably I’m tired after school I will prefer bus so I can get home quick and rest , but if not that I will walk down , because what am I rushing home to do , I have never seen walking as a wast of time , it’s also an exercise , and it also help save up , especially if transport is high .

You are correct. I've also noticed one difference between developed communities and developing communities. In some developed communities there's usually high transportation challenges but good road network, high security and conducive environment such that people find it very easy to take a walk either to workplaces or schools especially where those places are in close proximity but in developing communities where there are insecurity cases, bad road networks and where transportation services are relatively cheap, people see walking across the street and neighborhood as stress and suffering therefore putting more preference on driving even when the journey is just a mile away.

I don't see taking a walk as a total waste of time too as it also helps you burn calories and forms as a means of exercise for you. I've also seen people take a walk while still attending to little little tasks along the way on their phones. For instance, if I was taking a walk across the countryside, I would prefer to take advantage of that to still make a post here or attend to other tasks I have in my bucketlist, it does not stop my productivity unlike if I was driving a car even at the lowest speed, I can't afford multitasking.

[junder]

This totally depends on you, but I like to spend money when money is needed. You dont have to be stingy about it. Remember that Money is a tool to be used, not something you should hoard about. If it saves you time (which is the best deal), then go for it. You can gain money back, but never wasted time.

When it comes to yourself, don't be too stingy, even if you have a goal to save money for the future. However, don't do it to the point where you make yourself miserable by being too stingy. Just balance everything so that it works well, because no matter how we live, we definitely need money for expenses, and to get that money depends on our own efforts because it won't come by itself unless we are already successful with a large income or income from various sources. Some say time is money, and that's true because wasting time is a bad thing.

[savetheFORUM]

the question of time vs money here seem absurd because public transport at least where I live is cheap and people use it commonly even though it gets crowded and is tiring. Obviously this is saving of money and comfort is asked at paying more money for private transport.

Make sense on why transport there is crowded. It is because it is only cheap . Even though we are riding, you can still say tiring because we may hardly breathe inside the vehicle. If we want to save money, we can do it better by walking but that is possible if our home, school, job, etc.. is not that far away.

Using time smartly to make money should be the objective.

Walking still had a health benefit. Sometimes walking can make us to find valuable stuff in the street too. But if we are healthy, we can function well at our work. However this only applies if our home, school, job, etc.. is not that far away. It is not wise anymore to walk at a longer distance because instead of a health benefit, it can now actually damage our body and affect our performances at work, at school, home, etc..

[sunsilk]

If it's just a few minutes of walk, I'll choose to walk and to shed few pounds of my weight. It's a good routine even if you're tired at work because it will strengthen your body.

But at first, adjusting is going to be tough but when you've been doing it and became part of your routine.

Your body is going thank you for that and you'll start to notice the good changes if you become consistent doing it.

[lizarder]

Let’s say you save a few money when you walk home, but the time spent walking is it worth it? It’s a bit complicated because walking is healthy but when you get home you’re tired when you could be more productive for a few more minutes or hours. What do you choose to spend, time or money?

It depends on the use or circumstances. If the place is far away, then deciding to walk will waste time and leave you exhausted which could have been done with something far more productive. Your comparison may not be ideal as we should look at the issue based on convenience. Sometimes spending a little money to achieve more productive time isn't a bad choice and can actually enable us to do other, far more productive things.

Time and money may be equally important, but in certain comparisons, they don't have to be a choice between the two as the choice is often based on necessity and convenience. If I were given this choice, I would personally choose to spend less money on transportation and get home faster to do other, far more productive activities rather than walking.

[Fredomago]

This totally depends on you, but I like to spend money when money is needed. You dont have to be stingy about it. Remember that Money is a tool to be used, not something you should hoard about. If it saves you time (which is the best deal), then go for it. You can gain money back, but never wasted time.

When it comes to yourself, don't be too stingy, even if you have a goal to save money for the future. However, don't do it to the point where you make yourself miserable by being too stingy. Just balance everything so that it works well, because no matter how we live, we definitely need money for expenses, and to get that money depends on our own efforts because it won't come by itself unless we are already successful with a large income or income from various sources. Some say time is money, and that's true because wasting time is a bad thing.

Depends on how you balance your finances, especially if you have extra skills where you can earn more aside from your daily job, there are people who spend their free time taking extra job as it's no longer impossible to have one if you the right sets of skills, internet provide the door for those who aiming to earn more, though simila to what you said, time is important and balancing both time and your job is very important, even you've got decent amount of money if you don't know how to balance your time it might turn to waste if you abuse your health better to keep the balance to enjoy life.

[Fiasem20]

Firstly,time is money and it is meant to be spent wisely.Most times I stroll down to my place of work and also on several occasions after having a long day at work I book a ride home.Spending your money on transport fare isn’t unproductive,because time works with money,the time you would use to walk down home could be converted into something profitable if you just book a few minutes ride to your destination.What’s the essence of having money when you can’t use it to save your stress and time.

[dezoel]

When you are feeling like you are tired, that is not a good time to trade. Anyone who has traded knows that trading requires focus, and for a good focus you need to make sure that you are doing a fine job, and not putting anything at risk.

If you are tired, even if you have not traded for the day, and got tired for some other reason like you couldn't sleep or whatever, it is not smart to trade at that moment and it's better to just give up and try another day when you can focus on trading.

[CageMabok]

In cases such as yours, it is not always easy to make a choice. In situations where the distance is not too long and time is not a problem, it is a good choice to walk as it is free and healthy. Nevertheless, in case the trip is long and time-consuming, it may be wiser to use public transportation. It is therefore a decision of time versus money in such situations that would mostly be determined by the events and require at the moment. All that is needed is to evaluate the situation prudently and make decisions that will bring the greatest benefit to us at that point.

You offer a fairly wise perspective on this matter, as some people who don't value their money much would prefer to save time by renting public transportation to get to work. And I think that's still quite a good option compared to some people who prioritize prestige by using their own vehicle to get to work so they'll be seen as wealthy by those around them. But personally, I prefer the solution you've proposed because it's not only truly wise and appropriate, but also makes sense for anyone trying to save money and time.