Pablo Rodríguez

We protect money because it's visible and throw away time because it's not.

If you burn money, people call you crazy. If you burn time, they call you busy. We treat money as valuable because it's quantifiable and time as disposable because it's not.

My take: what’s happening is the same thing that happens with every new revolutionary piece of technology—we stop exercising some mental muscles because the tool makes that particular task easier.

Think about it: GPS weakened our sense of direction, calculators slowed our mental math, and the internet made our memory lazier.

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‘Discipline is faith in action.’ When in need of a fair dose of grit, in whatever life’s domain, but particularly in the creativity terrain, I return to these words for both consolation and oxygenation.