We Talk About The Cost Of Money, What About The Cost Of Time?

[uneng]

Here’s is what I want to know;
How much does it affect your ability to earn or run a business and improve your standard of living?
Have you ever considered how much time you lose in a week just trying to get things done?

I'm concerned about this matter, so I maximized the correlation between my routine with logistics as I could. What I do is to live near the place where I study and near the place where I work, so I don't spend much time or money going from one place to other everyday. I look for accessibility and practicality, and I think it makes total difference after all. If I was spending hours to get things done along the week, I would definitely be much less productive than I'm right now.

People think the status of living in a big urban center is important, but it's just likely they are going to waste more time to get things done. And it doesn't pay off after all.

[Youngrebel]

but time is also a time resources and once it is lost it cannot be recovered.

This is something so many of us underestimate, most especially in underdevelopment countries where poor infrastructure and inefficient systems make small small activities and take longer time than they should, lemme use my country for example someone can spend two or three hours in traffic trying to get to another destination, meanwhile you can use that same time is time to do something meaningful that will profit you but because it’s of the lack of underdevelopment even to meet up with schedules early is a problem which is very painful.