My draft

You don’t buy to make time, you spend time to work to get the cash to buy your time back. The maker doesn’t buy to make, he just makes.

My ideal day is spent writing a lot, both words and code that prove to be useful to my fellow humans. Only once I have achieved my daily duties do I deserve to spend the rest of the day with loved ones.

That would imply for me to have things to write and things to code, but fortunately for me, I don’t find it hard to do.

As a maker: building boilerplates = sharpening your blade (Lincoln’s woodcrafting analogy), one bush = one project (90% startups don’t live longer than a year)