Posted: 21-Jul-2025
Among money, property, goods, and time, which do you consider is
life’s most precious asset, and why? If you ponder it for a while, you’ll realize it is
time because it’s time to live that’s limited,
while (depending on your fortunes), you may own more or less of the others in the future.
And in passing, suppose you had tons of the others, but no time to enjoy them? Wouldn’t that be tragic?
If you haven’t already, you need to sit down quietly and ask yourself questions like “Do I get quality sleep?”; “Sufficient time to spend on family, kids, and relationships?”; “Time for entertainment and exercise?”; “Time for planning finances and savings?”; “Time for quality vacations?”; “A plan (you really believe will work) for items on your bucket list?”, and similar ones.
If your answer is “No,” to any of the above, you really have a problem that you may want to fix immediately, lest life’s dreams slip out of your hands… forever! And you die unfulfilled.
You cannot manufacture time, but you can surely free up and reassign the time you spend on routine tasks like paying bills, home cleaning and maintenance, searching for jobs, etc. that don’t necessarily have to be done by you (i.e. somebody or something else can do it for you) and automating them.
Shall we see how we can up the quality of life by embracing automation (and end the drudgery of life)?
Over to the review now?
If you haven’t already, you need to sit down quietly and ask yourself questions like “Do I get quality sleep?”; “Sufficient time to spend on family, kids, and relationships?”; “Time for entertainment and exercise?”; “Time for planning finances and savings?”; “Time for quality vacations?”; “A plan (you really believe will work) for items on your bucket list?”, and similar ones.
If your answer is “No,” to any of the above, you really have a problem that you may want to fix immediately, lest life’s dreams slip out of your hands… forever! And you die unfulfilled.
You cannot manufacture time, but you can surely free up and reassign the time you spend on routine tasks like paying bills, home cleaning and maintenance, searching for jobs, etc. that don’t necessarily have to be done by you (i.e. somebody or something else can do it for you) and automating them.
Shall we see how we can up the quality of life by embracing automation (and end the drudgery of life)?
Over to the review now?
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