Lewis Howes

Nothing else keeps track of it.

It's like we say time.

People say, oh, I don't have enough time.

Well, how do you run out of now?

It's like, you try to manage time.

You can't manage time any more than you can manage the current of a river while you're swimming in it.

It's the only area in life, whether you were born in a slum in Gogoledo in Cape Town or in Beverly Hills down the road, it's the only area we've all been treated equal.

That is, we get 24 hours in a day.

So trying to manage time is, manage your priorities, manage your focus.

But don't think you can manage time because you're commoditizing it.

You don't go to Walmart and buy three hours, 20 minutes on special offer for two hours and 10.

It doesn't work that way.

No.

Money is the same thing.

It's conceptual.

The only place it means anything is in the mind of a human.

You and I were on a desert island with a million dollars in cash and the economy had gone.

We'd set fire to it to keep warm.

It's pieces of paper with dead people printed on it.

It's shiny stones and hard rocks.