You are missing the "wealth" vs. "riches" relationship. I am not rich by NYC standards, but working remote has made me "wealthier" because I have control over

You are missing the "wealth" vs. "riches" relationship. I am not rich by NYC standards, but working remote has made me "wealthier" because I have control over my time. I've often described it as I feel like a billionaire because I can go anyywhere, any time, as long as I handle my tasks. More riches may allow you more time, but also, you can get more "valuable" time, when you have the authority to "own" your time (aka schedule.)