Becoming a Time Billionaire: Taking Back Control of Your Hours
There are no markets for time - no ETFs, no futures, no indexes. And yet, every institution in modern life operates like a time exchange: buying your hours cheap, renting them out high, and keeping the spread.
This video is a manifesto for reclaiming control over the scarcest resource you have: your attention, your agency, your hours. We talk about the concept of the “Time Billionaire,” explore the hidden mechanics of time arbitrage, and show how founders, creators, and even small-town carpenters are quietly opting out of the attention economy’s worst trades.
Inside:
Why productivity culture has hijacked your calendar
How time arbitrage works (and how the quiet rich use it)
The myth of optimization vs. the strategy of subtraction
What it really means to own your time
Why the calendar is a moral document
If you've ever felt time-poor despite earning well… if you've ever wondered where your hours go… if you crave autonomy more than hustle - this might be for you.
Becoming a Time Billionaire doesn’t mean working less. It means owning the stack: what you work on, when, how, and who for.
00:00 Introduction: The Mispricing of Time
00:23 The Illusion of Time Ownership
01:01 Reclaiming Your Time: A Manifesto
01:17 The Economics of Time: An Auction Analogy
02:25 Time Arbitrage: Exploiting Attention Market Inefficiencies
03:38 The Myth of Optimization
04:43 The Concept of Time Wealth
06:57 The Calendar as a Moral Document
08:20 Conclusion: Becoming a Time Billionaire
