Having more money and less free time is better than earning less money and having more free time. Discuss both views and state your opinion.

Some people believe that having greater income and lesser leisure

time

is a luxury. In comparison, many argue that having the latter in greater quantities is better rather than earning a great fortune. In my opinion, balancing these two is a challenging task.

However

,

time

is luxurious in itself, and it outweighs all the wealth in the world. Some humans think that with greater income, comes greater benefits. They value money for society has

this

complex structure that money buys everything, including happiness.

For instance

, individuals persevere in earning, no matter how tired they become, they allot a quarter or half of their days in work.

Thus

, these people, ‘workaholics’ as the community has labelled them, bond less with their families and friends, wherein their communications and relationships become restrained.

Nevertheless

, having more spare

time

deem important to others, no matter how little their income is. Creating memories with loved ones are significant to these types of people. Their significant others are of utmost concern to them. In

this

case, human beings cherish their hours. They set boundaries on what matters to them the most, despite their earnings are below the minimum. In my perspective, having

time

is the most precious of all.

This

is a once in a lifetime opportunity to live life to its fullest extent, and the monetary system is not as valuable as it seems.

For example

, the

time

of cancer patients who are young enough to have not seen the world fully and has developed

this

sickening illness

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is the most expensive thing for it cannot be bought and exchanged. They count their days

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and spend these treasuring each moment with their families. To conclude, a lot of individuals value wages over leisurely times, and many give importance to the latter over the former. But personally, savouring every moment spent is more worthwhile compared to treasuring wealth.