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TIME

Time n tide wait for none....have heard dat been said so many times. one of the most valuable things on earth. everyones forever running short of it, some how most economic theories fail when we try to account for time.

yeah its the only thing thats uniform to all ( not the time u hav on earth , but each day) . each one of us jus gets 24 hours more precisely, 23 hours 56 minutes...... n what we do of this tym determines how much more we ll get.

the biggest problem in the world today is that each one of us thinks that his or her time is the most important... people think of time as a personal commodity, while its the one thing that u r lent without an expectation for return. 24 hours with every new dawn from the time u r born onwards.

we all have a vague plan of how to spend our 24 hours; when we act, react in our day today lives, tis vital to remember this! one should take care that what we do, does not affect this predetermined plans of the others.

to value time, is not only to make the best out of it, but also to value time of others!

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