“At age 21, you have roughly 60 years of life ahead of you, so time looks cheap. What is one measly year if you have 60 more to spend? It's almost three times as much as you have lived. Or six times more than the time passed since you became a teenager. That's a lot! You're very rich in time, but not so rich in money. So you trade one for the other, it makes sense, right?” TimeChoicesSelf HelpCareer Book:You're Not Your Job: Going Above and Beyond for Yourself Source: You're Not Your Job: Going Above and Beyond for Yourself