The definition of luxury is changing, evolving. Luxury, when it was initially defined eons ago, likely by those who were more fortunate than most, was, for the most part about the perception of status and ownership of things, objects—possessions. It was a differentiator, an imaginary line drawn in the sand to delineate an “us and them” milieu.
Today, however, it’s more about experiencing life—but on your own terms. Now, for most, the ultimate luxury is time. Not possessions. Time. Something which everyone has and likely feel is in short supply—and probably desire a little more of, regardless.
