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One of the concepts that impacted how I think about priorities in life: the triangle of health, wealth, and time. The basic claim is that if you have any two of the three, you’re in pretty good shape.

For example:

→ When you’re young, you have your health and time, but no wealth.
→ When you’re in the middle of your career, you have health and wealth, but no time.
→ When you’re older, you have wealth and time, but probably not health.

The last one might not be so great depending on the level of health, but it’s intriguing to think about nonetheless. Perhaps even more interesting to think about is which two of the three you’d pick if you could, and whether your priorities line up against those two.

For example, if you prioritize health and time, but spend all of your time working, not exercising, eating poorly, etc. — that may not be internally consistent

.P.S. If you had to choose, which two of the three would you pick?

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