Time Isn’t Money: Study Finds That We Spend The Resources Differently

• I never bought into that whole “time is money” thing anyway. Time is nothing like money. Money comes in at a rate that you can manipulate, it goes out at a rate that you can manipulate and you can store it. Time always comes in at the rate of one hour per hour, it goes out at the rate of one hour per hour and you can’t store it. That makes time infinitely more precious than money — priceless, in fact.

Ashbys Law and behavioural flexibility: increasing your range of responses

This is as good a non-technical guide to applying Ashby’s Law in everyday life as I’ve seen.