Your time is finite. Your money isn’t. That mismatch explains why you work harder every year and still feel behind.
Ever wonder why we work 9–5, five days a week, and constantly feel like we don’t have enough time?
In my newest podcast episode, Scott Dedels explains how it comes down to two inventions: the mechanical clock and central banking.
The clock gave us the ability to measure time precisely. That precision enabled factories, schedules, and eventually the 40-hour workweek.
Central banking standardized money, which helped trade and growth. But over the last century, it’s also locked us into a system where money continually loses value.
When you put the two together, here’s what you get:
1. Time is finite. You only have so many hours.
2. Money is infinite (in a fiat system). It can be created endlessly.
That means every hour you trade for money is worth less tomorrow than it is today.
That’s the trap we live in. No matter how much harder you work, you need to work harder again just to keep up.
This is why so many people feel like they’re running out of time. It’s not just the pace of life. It’s structural.
Bitcoin changes this equation. For the first time, you can store your work in a form of money that doesn’t degrade. Your time today holds the same value tomorrow. This simple, yet profound shift opens the door to more freedom, more choice, and more actual time to live.
If you’ve ever felt like the 40-hour grind leaves no room to breathe, this episode is for you.
👉 Listen to “The Time Value of Bitcoin” now.
Full episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YiGfdfr-C-g
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0eIPt86FVux5G80wmhVXgW
Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-time-value-of-bitcoin-unlocking-optimism-in/id1746234477?
Kyle Huber 
150% truth in this 💰
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Thanks for checking it out and leaving a comment. Cheers. Time is scarce. Make the most of it.
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