I believe that Henry David Thoreau was correct in saying, "The price of anything is the amount of time you exchange for it." Something's cost can often be determined by how long it took to make or recieve it. The job industry proves this. For example, a businesswoman who spends more time at her office will earn more money than her equal counterpart who is not working at the office nearly as much. That is because, as the popular saying goes, "Time is money."
We also often hear the phrase "investing time." These two words can be put into a variety of contexts, from "investing time into your work" to "investing time in yourself." But the word "invest" connotes "money." When we say we are "investing time," we are also investing money,
We also often hear the phrase "investing time." These two words can be put into a variety of contexts, from "investing time into your work" to "investing time in yourself." But the word "invest" connotes "money." When we say we are "investing time," we are also investing money,