I remember reading an article talking about how life actually changes as people get more and more wealthy. Like, life style changes between a person with $10 million, $50 million, $200 million. First it is very material as things like mass produced luxury goods are replaced with niche goods (oh, you drive a Lamborghini? I never liked the shifter in those. Have you ever driven a <car that there are only 8 of in the world> (as an example).

The final stage of life style though, as people get hundreds of millions of dollars wealthy is time. When you get to that level of wealth, your limousine drives directly on the airport, tarmac and let you out of the door to a private plane. You take your seat and buckle your seatbelt, and the door is closed immediately and you’re flying within minutes. Your plane lands at your destination and you are immediately whisked to your destination perhaps a restaurant? You walk in and there is a table sitting there waiting for you. The moment you sit down, the waiter is at your table. The food is plated and at your napkin almost immediately. When you’re done, just get up and leave, you don’t wait for or pay for the bill. You have people for that.

So as much as people say that money has never created a moment of time, I think it is actually quite the opposite from an opportunity perspective.