Chris, beautifully written and an awesome tribute to your dad! I couldn't agree more!
When we are 90+ years old reflecting back on life, we will not wish or regret having worked more. We will reflect on the magical moments and experiences we created and shared with those we love and care about! Hope you, your mom and all are doing amazing! Hugs brotha! B
Totally agree with all of this. Time is definitely one thing you can't get back. Also, remembering to be truly present in the time you spend with those you love is key...a quality 10 minutes is worth exponentially more than 2 hours of someone who is distracted and not focusing on strengthening bonds created through genuine connections with others.
"We chase more income, but what we’re really craving is more life." Yes! 👏
Exactly! It’s not really about more money - it’s about using money to buy back time, freedom, and presence. That’s the real definition of wealth.
Great newsletter Chris, very helpful and love how you broke down the $ per hour of tasks completed.
Appreciate that! It’s amazing how much clarity you get when you start putting a dollar value on your time.
1000% agree. This is how I live my life - love your article. And being "present" when in the "presence" of others is 1000% on that list too:)
Appreciate that! Couldn’t agree more - real wealth is found in the moments we’re fully present for.
Chris, beautifully written and an awesome tribute to your dad! I couldn't agree more!
When we are 90+ years old reflecting back on life, we will not wish or regret having worked more. We will reflect on the magical moments and experiences we created and shared with those we love and care about! Hope you, your mom and all are doing amazing! Hugs brotha! B
Appreciate that, Brian. You’re exactly right - when we look back, it won’t be the hours we worked but the moments we shared that define a rich life.
Totally agree with all of this. Time is definitely one thing you can't get back. Also, remembering to be truly present in the time you spend with those you love is key...a quality 10 minutes is worth exponentially more than 2 hours of someone who is distracted and not focusing on strengthening bonds created through genuine connections with others.
Absolutely agree. True wealth isn’t about how much time we have, it’s about how intentionally we spend it. Love how you put that.