When you can buy time with money, if you don't buy it obediently, you will lose.
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Sai & Co. This is Sai & Co. from WAKU Challenge Lab.
Today, I would like to talk about "When money can buy time, if you don't buy it honestly, you will lose money".
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Well everyone.
Did you know that money can buy time?
"Where are they sold?", but it's not sold in stores or online shops.
So where is it? Actually, it's in everyone's head.
What it means is that there is a way of thinking that "buys time".
For example, think about transportation.
I think it depends on where you go, but if you're going to a long distance, I think you'll generally take an airplane, Shinkansen, or ship.
On the other hand, if it is a nearby area, is it on foot or by bicycle?
Please compare these two.
What's the difference?
Different vehicles, different usage fees, different numbers of people who can ride at once, etc., are likely to come up, but in fact time is also included in this.
In other words, a place that takes 30 minutes on foot can be shortened to 10 minutes by bicycle.
5 minutes by car.
But in order to use a bicycle or a car, you have to buy a bicycle or a car.
In other words, this is the idea of spending money to buy time.
The faster you travel by car, train, plane, etc., the more you pay, but the faster you can reach your destination.
Of course there are other conversions as well.
Hiring people to work for you, or installing machines to work for you is also buying your own time.
In other words, what I want to say is, if you feel that you don't have enough time, why don't you just pay and buy it?
As long as you don't overdo it, of course.
So how was today's talk?
Geographically, there are places where you can get there faster by Shinkansen than by plane, but I was just using it as an analogy, so it would be helpful if you put the details aside for a moment.
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