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One can't deny that the rarity attracts value. We have to admit how we misuse water often. Ok, not until you come to realize that the tank is low and we begin to curtail for proper usage. Of course water is far more vital than gold and silver when talking about vital primary human existence needs. But we can see that price value switch courtesy of water’s everyday visibility.
So what is the quick take home here? Before any summary, let's delve into this article. We transport these days too much; first is speed, second is convenience and the third is rarity. Everyone is living life codedly and well, one can say to retain some self value. I just left the office without carrying any physical cash on me. The delivery is close and I will also have to pick up packaging bags in a trekable location.
I wasn't even planning on doing any trekking, maybe an opportunity to write something and yes, I am doing so. Are we busy or are we trying to form busy? Maybe it can be both because in actuality we overspend just to keep some reputations. If someone sees me trekking, he may feel I am broke or whatever. town life, full of expenses just to TRY and meet up with class.
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Have you also observed that when you are rare people easily have that sense of growth around you. How many of my friends are we leaving in the same town and we haven't met in person for years? Personally, I can call this an advantage to anyone who can leverage.
Self building is mostly achieved by separating yourself from the crowd. I scarcely attend events and try to be quick about whatever I am doing. When you are known so much in an environment it tends to also make you try to dodge some people.
Yes, it could save you some extra bucks; I am not talking from the greed side. It could also save you some unnecessary talks. I could remember last week when I was trying to hurry up on a delivery and since I could see where I was going exactly as I stepped out from the street, I decided to trek. At most a 4-5 minutes things not until reaching the nearby junction and someone I knew took another extra five minutes.
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It seemed I was still not too late, I hurriedly decided to trek back and well, this time, someone I saw took more than ten minutes and in total I spent an extra x≥15 minutes. I arrived at the meeting late and I learned from that experience. This doesn't mean one should not be giving people attention but when trying to meet up, there is a need to apply the acting rare tactics.
To conclude, let me add, from our example of water and gold, there is a take home. Those who are scarcely seen always end up retaining value; being used to leads to abuse. When the day breaks, focus on your business but make sure it is not ‘busyness'.
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