Time has become a precious commodity and the ultimate scarcity for millions of Americans. A 1996 Wall Street Journal survey found 40% of Americans saying that lack of time was a bigger problem for them than lack of money.6
In contemporary society, time is increasingly viewed as a valuable asset and a significant limitation for many Americans. A notable survey conducted by the Wall Street Journal back in 1996 revealed that 40% of respondents felt that their struggle with time scarcity was more pressing than financial issues. This highlights the pervasive stress and prioritization of time management in daily life for millions.
Dan B. Allender, in his book "Sabbath: The...