- It’s impossible to get better at money without getting better at time first
- By regularly writing letters to our future selves, and by making this older version of us a real, three-dimensional character, we can do a better job in balancing the trade-offs between our present-day hedonism and our future well-being
- Time can also be a valuable tool in jump-starting new habits
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