From my time spent working in the accounting/financial world, I see a parallel between finances and intervals. Sounds like a stretch, I know, but hear me out:

Most people try to support themselves with a recurring income from a steady job. You get your paycheck every 2 weeks. For every hour you work, you get paid for that one hour.

Kinda like running in a typical cardio workout… for every minute spent, you burn a certain number of calories. Want to burn more? Run Longer.

But the people who truly learn to get rich take a different approach. They make an investment. The investment could be money in a fund that pays long-term dividends, or it could be time invested in creating a business… you get the idea.

You pay more upfront and get an even greater return over the long haul. That’s how intervals work too. They’re a heavy energy investment upfront that will pay (burn) for a longer term.

It’s an analogy that I can relate to

Keep up the blog!