Your relationship with time changes - Deepstash

Your relationship with time changes

The irony is the more we focus on the limited time we do have, the more restricted our time feels.

Time had little impact on us as children. We used to spend our days with mostly unstructured games and learning. As we became teenagers, time started to gain importance. As adults, time becomes an essential and scarce resource that we have to attempt to control.

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"Nine-tenths of wisdom is being wise in time." ~ Theodore Roosevelt

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