Dad, Mom, Partner, Colleagues: Who Do You Spend Maximum Time With? Zerodha's Eye-Opener Chart

Zero1ByZerodha shared an insightful graph illustrating how the hours we spend with family, friends, and coworkers change as we grow older. The data highlights shifting priorities and the balance between work and relationships over time.
The image also represents the hustle between managing different priorities in life.  

Key Observations from the Graph

Parents

Dad: Time with fathers drops from 4 hours a day in youth to 2 hours as we age.
Mom: Time with mothers steadily decreases from the early twenties through old age.

Partner

Time spent with partners grows during adolescence, declines sharply after the twenties, then rises again in the mid-forties and continues to increase.

Pets

Interaction with pets starts at 3 hours daily in the early twenties but disappears entirely by the mid-thirties.

Friends

Time spent with friends decreases steadily from 6 hours a day in youth to less than an hour by the mid-sixties, with a slight rise to about an hour post-65.

Coworkers

Hours spent with coworkers grow in the twenties, peak during the forties, and decline from the mid-forties onward.

The graph reflects the dynamic nature of relationships as life progresses, emphasizing the need to cherish time with loved ones amid changing priorities.

Introducing Zero1 by Zerodha

Zerodha has launched Zero1!, a fresh take on financial education through a new YouTube channel and Instagram handle. Designed to make finance fun and engaging, the initiative is a collaboration with LearnApp, a trusted partner known for producing high-quality financial videos and courses ranging from informative to entertaining. This new venture builds on Zerodha's longstanding commitment to accessible financial education.