Scientists agree that industrialized societies are experiencing a paradoxical “time famine”—the persistent feeling that we have too much to do, and not enough time to accomplish it—and that this interferes with our ability to savor immaterial experiences. We’re doing everything faster, but we don’t feel like we have more free time.
National Geographic columnist. Think about that. Think about how fast society moves today and how unattached we are to immaterial things. Memories and such. I live my life slowly. For that very reason. Slow down your minds and relax every once in a while. Everything isn't about money and status.
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I really like this one. Thanks for takin' it easy. I can live no other way. Keep smiling.