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Sounds like an excuse to me. If you love to do something, you'll make the time for it. It's not that people with families or other commitments don't have time
by Brockenstein 9y ago
Sounds like an excuse to me. If you love to do something, you'll make the time for it.
It's not that people with families or other commitments don't have time to do things. They just make choices on what things are most important to them and do those things instead. And say crummy things like, "I wish I had the time for that".
It's not really the job of some guy that's describing his strategy to account for every other person and their decisions and all the alternate ways they choose to spend their time.