WHAT TIME REALLY IS
Do you find yourself pulling your hair out because you can’t find time to have lunch or think or even breathe? If so, then you may feel like you’re losing control of your time and your life. If that’s where you find yourself, then it’s time to change not only your routine but the way you approach your time.
Time is a man-made concept that we ourselves have created to make the endless of eternity and the world bearable, and more human. Since we have mapped out the concept of time, we will also be able to shape it to some extent and play tricks with it. The time of a child is long and very slow, and the time of an adult passes by surprisingly fast. Time, then depends on our perception, which, we know can be altered. This is the first thing to catch in mastering the art of timing. If the feeling caused by our emotions tend to make time move faster, it follows that once we control our emotional response to activities, time will eventually move slowly. This altered way of dealing with stuff lengthens our perception of time in the future, makes fear and anger close off, and allows us the patience that is the key requirement in the art of timing. Time is the only element in the world that’s irreversible when it’s lost.
Lose money and you can make more. Lose a friend and you can patch up the friendship. Lose a job and you can find another. Lose time and it’s gone forever.
What do you have to do?
Would you do it yourself or delegate it to someone else?
When do you need to do it?
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