The Growth of Cities

What was the dominant model over the past decade? Urbanization—primarily central cities absorbing populations from surr…
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Saving Time is Value Itself

Take my generation, for example. We rarely cook at home; we just buy meals. Why? Because cooking is too slow, and we’re unwilling to spend the time—or the money—on it. Who saves us that time? Chefs, servers, delivery drivers, and many others. That saved time creates services, businesses, careers, and jobs.

Every minute, every second, should be spent where it counts—not wasted. So calculate your time in terms of money, at least your hourly wage. Wasting time is spending money.

Facing Real Life

Even if you have something you’re willing to give up, whether you can trade it for what you want takes a lot of effort—and a lot of luck. Accept that you’re an adult now, and go about it slowly, like playing mahjong, carefully reshuffling the hand you’ve been dealt.

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