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Suppose you wake up one day to find an envelope on your bedside which isn't  supposed to be there. On checking it you find 86400 dollars and a note signed by your fairy godmother, saying that the money is rightfully yours- a gift from her with no strings attached but whatever is left unspent at the end of the day would  disappear. How much of it would you spend? All of it right?.... Of course all of it.
If you would spend all of the 86400 dollars,
 why is it we often leave a large part of the 86400 seconds we were gifted with everyday unspent! and by unspent I mean wasted. It is not really about spending when it comes to time because one way or the other we all don't leave any second unspent at the end of the day. The big quest is "how do you spend the 86400 seconds in every waking day"? 
         I have come to realize that the concept of time is not as vague as we think it to be. It is as part and parcel of our lives as money is, infact it is more valuable as a currency than money.If you want to know the value of a minute ask someone who missed a flight, to know the value of a second ask someone who lost a race by one second, to know the value of a mini second ask someone who was involved in an accident.
          The future is not just someplace that we would get to someday neither is it just a faraway time that would come someday. The very next second to the one you are currently in is also in the future. What you do with the near future determines what the distant future would look like. You have the ability to shape your future, it all depends on what you do with the 86400 seconds that you have everyday.
           Everybody has the same number of seconds in a minute, minutes in an hour, hours in a day, days in a week, weeks in a month, months in a year. What makes the difference between the rich and the poor now is what they did in the their past. WHAT YOU MAKE OF YOUR TIME IS UP TO YOU.