We Can Never Get Back Time

“Anything worthwhile takes time. Maybe that’s what time is for: to give meaning to things we do; to create context in which we can linger in something until, finally, we have given it something invaluable, something what we can never get back: time. And once we’ve invested the most precious commodity that we will ever have, it suddenly has meaning and importance. So maybe time is just how we measure meaning. Maybe time is how we best measure love.”

-A Hell Of A Book

Photographer: Greg Lin Jiajie

PSA: Money Versus Time

This lesson should come to mind every single day, regarding everything you do. Money comes and goes, your time here is limited. Meaning the latter should take precedent when you make decisions, especially when it comes to what you’re willing to do for the former. Keep in mind you have no idea what day here will be your last, your actions and intentions during this finite time will dictate the judgement of your soul. Let this sink in when choosing profit over people or the greater good. Also when making deals with the Devil, as many of these elite have done for fortune. You’re a soul having a human experience, a social constructs is absolutely never worth eternal damnation. Think before you do. Artist: Tyler_Spangler

Don’t Waste Your Time On Shitty People

Respect yourself enough to ditch people that don’t do it for you. Otherwise you’re wasting time you’ll literally never get back. You only live once as this person, tomorrow isn’t promised. Use this finite time to create the life you want. Who are you tolerating and need to dump? Via: Sick_Feelingz

Current Mood: I’m Back

Gave up wine for thirty days. Heading to the wine shop asap rocky to purchase an organic Pinot noir. In the meantime I’ll be sipping this tequila and coke. Time cannot be retrieved so I won’t spend a second moping when so many haven’t and won’t wake up. It’s Saturday adapt baby. How are you spending time? Photo: Nostalgia Puff

Human Invention Of Money

“…if she finds it strange, to be paid for her hours at work- to exchange, in other word, blocks of her extremely limited time on this earth for the human invention known as money. Time consists of physics, money is just a social construct.”

Photo: Franco Rubartelli

Timing Is Key

Super hard to believe sometimes, but it’s true. Everything happens for a reason, the universe crafted these experiences specifically for you. Yup, you’re that damn special fingerprint. Pay attention, there are patterns and lessons unfolding every second. Time waits nor rushes for man, but it will give you what you need, not want, when it’s right. Looking back can you remember instances where the timing made sense in retrospect? If not try now, bet you can find aplenty. Photo: Spiritual Awakening 1

Seeing Through Time

And so Time goes on as it should and events that were once fated to happen are left instead to chance, and Chance never falls in love with anything for long.

Artist: Titus Kaphar

Spend Wisely

Leave anything that doesn’t serve your purpose behind, in the last decade. Is someone taking the best years of your life? This extends to places and things as well. Time is the most valuable currency, when it is gone you won’t get it back. Spend it wisely. Photo: Hell Was Fun

Cash Rules Everything Around Me

Which is more important, time or money?

Stuffing our faces with a breakfast of fried chicken, eggs and some unidentifiable red gunk, Lee confided in me. Her new boo was co-owner of a sustainable cooperative farm, which she’d gained a newfound interest in. But being a Park Avenue bartender sponsored a very cushy lifestyle, coupled with a 401k, a seemingly unreal healthcare package and paid vacation (allotted time off increasing yearly). To leave would dent her finances significantly.

Time,” I answer.

You can always make money, but you can never get your time back.

“Wow, that was deep. How is it that you say the wisest shit, but you’re so ratchet?” Now that, I didn’t have an answer for. Someone once told me I’d been here before. This wasn’t my first life. Agreed. Even in high school people were annoyed I could see past tomorrow; dismissing their current melodrama as infinitesimal. Ahead of the curve, the bigger picture was always in view.

Later that week she gave notice, absconing a seven year stint. When she came to visit happiness beamed from her, like rays of sunlight it was blinding. She found her purpose.

Now I am asking you where do you place the most value, time or money? How much merriment does it bring you?

Don’t let them fool you. Money comes and goes.

Time just goes.

How you utilize it is important. It correlates directly with your happiness, the only currencies that truly matter.