In the traditional model of success, trading time for money has long been the cornerstone. The equation seemed simple: the more hours you put in, the more money you would make, and thus, the more successful you were considered. However, as our society evolves and individuals reassess their priorities, this age-old formula is being challenged. Increasingly, people are realizing that success cannot be solely measured by the amount of time devoted to work or the paycheck received at the end of the month.