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In Time

By: David Werdiger
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Oct 21
1 min read
Most people haven’t seen In Time — but it might be the smartest movie about inequality Hollywood ever made.
 
Time is money. Literally. The rich live forever. The poor run out of clock.
 
A redistributionist Bonnie & Clyde try to break the system… and by the end, the system’s still standing. Because systems don’t fail from villains — they fail (or survive) based on preparation and structure.
 
That’s the same truth behind every generational wealth transition we work on. Not redistribution. Preparation.
 
Underrated watch. Go stream it!

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1637688/

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Most people haven't seen In Time — but it might be the smartest movie about inequality Hollywood ever made.

Time is money. Literally. The rich live forever. The poor run out of clock.

A redistributionist Bonnie & Clyde try to break the system... and by the end, the system's

We have so little time for our friends. Why not make the time count?

That’s why I created the Pause Together Pledge. It’s a simple, shared agreement to more present with the people who matter to you.

You simply read it together, decide what quality time looks like for you, and

Seneca noticed something 2,000 years ago that's still true today: we'll go to war over a property line, but give away our time without a second thought.

This is exactly what we see in families navigating generational wealth transitions. The ones who succeed aren't just

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