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Tick Tock...Tick Tock...

Lately there has been this quote/phrase coming up a lot. "Time is money," famously produced by Benjamin Franklin nonetheless, but I have to be honest: I discovered this phrase during my travels in Azeroth. World of Warcraft for those who have been saved. "Time is money, friend," the Goblins in Booty Bay say when you close the chat box with them. First I thought it was cute, then annoying, then I found myself using it in RL (real life). For example, when talking to apologetic customers who were in a rush, I'd tell them, "Don't worry! Time is money!". Corny but I got a kick out of using it in relative occurrences. However, I felt that the phrase itself could be used in different ways other than business related. An assignment in one of my classes was to write paper. The main purpose was to utilize the phrase...wait for it, wait for it...."TIME IS MONEY" (Yes it came up again in my life!) and discuss the significance of time management (both in business and personal) by acknowledging time wasting activities that people partake in.  Time is a universal currency and is the one thing in the world that everyone has. Some have more, some have less but the way each individual decides to spend their share of time is what sets us apart. Schedules, itineraries, timelines, they all keep us on track but it’s what is on those schedules, itineraries and timelines that show how we, individually, decide to spend our time. Our personal choices with time are truly what makes us each our own person.        




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