Bill Perkins

So that's how much time I got my health.

And there are things I can do.

There's many great books, many great authors and things you can do to maintain this spacesuit as long as you can and be healthy, right?

There's time and time management and mainly the time to the grave,

but also the time in between seasons of your life, right?

Because as you start to pick out the experiences you want to have in your life, they kind of

obviate other experiences.

You know, I use very crass examples, like the time to be going out to the clubs and dancing with glow sticks is probably before you get married and have kids.

Right.

And so if in your life, over the totality of your life, you want to have that experience, it probably goes into a time bucket pre-marriage, right?

Not after marriage, in order for you to get the maximum fulfillment score.

Right.

And then

the spending of money, right?

Like when I go to work, I try my best to attribute what am I working for?

What is the money for?

What do you think about when you're doing that then?

Well, I think about one, survival and the lifestyle that I have, the things that I normally think I'm going to be doing for now until the day I die.

But I think about the activities, how they will change as my life changes.

the going to the club in glow stick days, they're fading.