| The Truest Luxury of All: Owning Your Own Time July 5th, 2016 by Bill Boyajian |
What is luxury? It depends on what is important to you at each stage in life. When I was young, luxury meant having enough disposable income to acquire nice things and to provide for my family. As we acquire more “things” that we want (or think we need), such tangible items – which we believe will satisfy our desire for luxury – become less and less important. As time flies and as the years grow shorter, a new luxury enters the scene: owning our own time and using it the way we please. Millennials are accused of wanting too much too soon in life, but what they really want is a more balanced life than what their parents had. After all, they’ve been brought up with the world at their fingertips. This has shaped their thinking and they want a balanced life even if they can’t achieve it right away. So what do I want? I want the luxury of owning my own time and doing what I love to do, in business and in pleasure. And what do you want? Would you like to own the luxury of your own time? Tags: Advice, Character, Determination, Developing Leaders, Dreams, Drive, Energy, Ethics, Family, Friends, happiness, Knowledge, People, Personal Development, Philosophy, Relationships, Reputation, Responsibility, Success, The Mind of a Leader, Time, Values, Vision, Wisdom |
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Birmingham, AL
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Hershey & Myerstown, PA
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Lawrence, KS
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