Assume you have a bank account with a daily deposit of $86,400. The account does not carry over any balance from day to day,
does not allow you to keep any cash balance, and cancels whatever portion of the balance you did not use during the day every evening.
What would you do in this situation? Every day, take out all of your money!

Bank will always be like , Time is its name. It grants you 86,400 seconds every morning. Every night, it deducts from your account
any time you haven't spent wisely. It does not carry over any balance from one day to the next. You can't borrow against yourself or
utilise more time than you have because it doesn't allow for an overdraft. The account is reset every day. Every night, it wastes an
hour of time that hasn't been used. It's your loss if you don't use the day's deposits; there's no way to get it back.

No time is allow for borrowing . You can't loan on your own time or against the time of another person.
You only own the current time you have, and there's nothing you can do about it. You have completely your time spend,
just as you have completely control your money spend. It's never a question of whether we have enough time to accomplish
things; it's always a question of whether we want to do them and where they fit into our priorities.