Have you ever thought about what you're really working so hard to earn money for?

Most people's pursuit, at the end of the day, isn't wealth itself, but freedom of time.
No meetings, no clocking in, just wandering around, daydreaming—this simple thing, most people can't do.
The most exhausting part of working isn't the work itself, but the feeling of being confined to a certain time and place.
During rush hour on the subway, no one isn't thinking, I wish I could just lie down at this time.
You're not afraid of being busy, you're afraid of being powerless.
So-called financial freedom, in plain words, is four characters: buy back time.
No need to endure things you dislike just for money.
No need to hand over your time to others.
Freedom isn't lying around doing nothing.
It's finally being able to spend energy on what truly matters to you.
Being busy isn't scary; being busy for yourself is true freedom.