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Time poverty
Having too little discretionary time, even with enough money.
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What it means
Researchers use the term for people whose work and obligations leave little free time. It's common among high earners.
Buying back time, by delegating or outsourcing, is one of the few purchases consistently linked to greater wellbeing.
Example
| A $160 cleaner, 4 hours every week | 208 hours a year back |
| Value at the $250,000 goal | $25,000 |
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What is time poverty?
Having too little discretionary time, even with enough money.
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