Rarely can a three-hour podcast hold my attention. But Chris Williamson’s conversation with Naval Ravikant did, in part because of the mic-dropping moment nestled near the end:
“The currency of life isn’t money. It’s not even time. It’s attention.”
I’m not sure there is a modern wisdom saying that better encapsulates the battle we all face in the frenetic information age in which we find ourselves.
Why “Currency of Life” Isn’t Money or Time
“Money is important,” Naval explains, “and let’s you trade certain things for time, but it doesn’t really buy you time.”
He invites us to ask Warren Buffett or Michael Bloomberg if they can buy more time…
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