I don&#x27;t quite understand how &quot;valuing time over money&quot; is meaningful.  Time and money have an exchange rate.  If you want more time, you can generally forego additional money to get it, and vice versa.<p>Perhaps it should have stated that being happier correlates with valuing an additional minute of leisure time at a higher amount of money.<p>And that is as much as saying that people paid more for their work are happier, which seems almost tautological.