Life is made of time. The days are measured in hours, salaries are measured depending on those hours, our knowledge is measured in years. We stole our days for a few minutes to have coffee. We run to our positions, we look at the clock, we live as an appointment. And yet, time ends up running out and at the bottom of your soul you wonder if those seconds, minutes, hours, weeks, months, years and decades are being used in the best possible way.
The quote reflects on the nature of time in our lives, emphasizing how it is quantified and often prioritized over personal fulfillment. We structure our lives around hours and deadlines, measuring our worth by productivity and achievements. This creates a sense of urgency, leading us to rush through moments, sometimes trading them for trivial distractions like coffee breaks.
Despite this frantic pace, the passage questions whether we truly make the most of our time. As we calculate our days and years in terms of minutes and appointments, we may occasionally pause to reflect on whether we're genuinely investing our life in meaningful experiences. The underlying message encourages us to examine our choices and consider if we are living fully, rather than merely existing within a schedule.
