Time use limits our occupational performance and participation as occupational beings. However, as occupational beings, we are forced to prioritize our time use, which results in occupational balance or imbalance. Meyer (1922), another large contributor to our community of knowledge, discusses time use in great depth in his work The Philosophy of Occupational Therapy. Meyer argues that the proper use of time in human health and well-being is split between all of the occupations that have meaning to us; that we feel accomplishment and self-worth from. Meyer states that “man learns to organize time and he does it in terms of doing things, and one of the many good things he does between eating, drinking and wholesome nutrition generally and flight
