80% Of adults feel that they cannot balance time and money at the same time. They always feel that they want to do too much and have too little time.
Ashley Whillans, an assistant professor at Harvard Business School and author of this book, calls this phenomenon "time poverty." She believes that it is easy for people to make inappropriate choices in time, always paying more attention to the value of money and ignoring the value of time. This move can exacerbate feelings of time poverty.
In this book, the author takes us through six common time traps in life and proposes five strategies to make more time. By re-examining the relationship between money and time and changing small behavioral habits in daily life, you will have more time and a happier life.
Reader comments
This book inspired me deeply. It made me realize that time is as important as money and we should re-examine our attitude towards both. The author's views are very novel, the cases in the book are very close to life, and the suggestions given are also very practical. I think this book is not only suitable for professionals, but also for everyone who wants to manage time better.
This book inspired me deeply. It made me realize that time is as important as money and we should re-examine our attitude towards both. The author's views are very novel, the cases in the book are very close to life, and the suggestions given are also very practical. I think this book is not only suitable for professionals, but also for everyone who wants to manage time better.