Re:Towards an Untrepreneurial Economy? Rise of the Veblenian...
by analyst74 on Saturday June 20, 2020 @12:24AM
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Time and money are both resources you have, why is spending time valued higher than spending money?
I believe this widely held view comes from people who have more money than time, so they value time more.
I would guess anything that doesn't involve exchanging money for an object or experience, in which the quality and/or duration of the object/experience increases with increased cost.
Some ideas off the top of my head:
- Volunteering your time locally in your community (soup kitchen, tutoring underprivileged kids, coaching youth sports, etc.)
- Building interpersonal relationships with new people
- Putting work in to maintain existing interpersonal relationships
- Meditation, mindfulness
- Building a tangible skill that takes intense study/practice over a time scale of multiple years to be considered an expert (craftsmanship, visual arts, martial arts, athletics, etc.)