Chad Silverstein argues that time is finite and becomes more valuable as you age. Most people only wake up to this during health scares or burnout. He suggests treating time like an accountant would: track every hour, journal daily activities, and build disciplined habits before your clock stops.
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Time is undefeated, and as you get older, it's the most important thing that you'll have. And sometimes you don't realize that until maybe a health scare, or you're burned out at work, or you're just miserable with life. This is why people go through a midlife crisis. You can spend your time, waste your time, or invest your time, and You have to be sort of like an accountant. An accountant's gonna scroll through the numbers, they're gonna take an accounting of, of the books, and you have to do that with your time. This is why journaling is so powerful, people who keep track of their day and where they spend their time. And there's something really powerful with adopting a discipline to be like just crazy with making sure you make the best use of your time. Because it's limited and you don't know when your time is going to be up.