Time

 Just an unemployed man 


You get 24 hours a day. It's upon you to decide how to spend it. The way you spend it shapes your future, write your karma. The time you spend on this are the choices you regret or appreciate later in life. The people you try to help, you try to talk to your friends, your parents. The time you spend with them, what activity you do with them. The sunk-cost fallacy is a phenomenon when, whether you like the activity you are doing or hate it to the core, you tend to complete it because of the time invested in it and the memory attached to it. Perhaps it's your friend you don't want to let go of because of the memories you both created together, and it turned toxic, but you don't tend to break up. It's just gonna waste your time, energy and at the end of the day you’ll regret it. Maybe it's a toxic relationship; you can't just keep everything together. You get very limited time in life to enjoy it, a pretty cliche line, but it is true. Spend your 24 hours according to how you would love it. Anyways. 


Peace! Gratitude. 

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