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Ever realize just how much time we waste? Let’s break it down:

Time is precious. let's not waste it, not ours or anyone else's.

Vikash by Vikash
June 24, 2024
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Ever realize just how much time we waste? Let’s break it down:

You’re 5 minutes late to a meeting. Seems small, right? But if that happens daily and three people are waiting, that’s 15 minutes a day wasted.

Add it up: That’s 7.5 hours a month, 90 hours a year, and over a career? A staggering 4050 hours.

Think about it: That’s 170 days others spent just waiting on you.

And if you binge-watch TV for an hour daily? Over the same period, that’s nearly 2 years of watching shows.

The message here: Time is precious. Let’s not waste it, not ours or anyone else’s.

Respect time. Maximize it. Value it.

Agree?

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