Time is a beautiful, precious abstract concept that we all treasure. Our language constantly references the passing of time: ‘I don’t have time,’ ‘where has the day gone,’ and ‘if only I could stop time'.’ The presence and importance of time in our lives has evolved through history to a point where we have become obsessed with it. Time and money are both fundamentals in our lives, but do we really understand the relationship between them, and what they mean to us.

There is a constant pressure to be positive all the time. To just miraculously transform a bad day into being good. We strive for a perfectly positive outlook and we have foolishly believed it is possible. It is not. It is the stuff of fictional fairytales. Our lives will indefinitely be full of struggles, bad days and mistakes. But, true positivity is to act despite this, to experience hardship but to move forwards, to experience pain and to accept it.