Time isn’t an asset because it can be used to make more money or get degrees. It’s an asset because it is the only thing that will ever make sense the second you start to run out of it. People talk volumes about making their time count, but lack the action to do so. They fall into this abyss of thought where all they can think of is what another person in their life would say. This talk delves into the importance of living life as one intends to, stating that it will be the only thing that will ever matter. The message reflects a deeply human realisation: time is not simply something to manage – it is something to live. And the choices people make about how they spend it ultimately shape the story of their lives.