All people, regardless of gender, race, creed, or national origin have exactly the same number of hours in a week. True, some people have enough money to delegate tasks or hire them out to others. Time is also an unusual commodity. It cannot be saved. You can't stockpile time like wood for your stove or food for the winter.
Time is a nonrenewable resource.
If you are out of wood, you can chop some more. If you're out of money, you can earn a little extra. If you're out of love, there is still hope. If you're out of health, it can often be restored. But when you're out of time, that's it.