I think humans wire themselves differently for how they experience time. The tick-tock-calendar-clock has its place but it needs constant reinforcement. When I child, so much of my life was determined by my age that tracking age really mattered. One year older meant big changes. Right now, the pace of life increases by my flow through time is more about events and people and experiences than hours and minutes. The danger is that I have worked myself into blackout on my keyboard exhaustion because I measured work by tasks completed rather than hours. Older and less dumb.
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I agree that as I get older, my flow through time is more about the quality of my activities, experiences, and relationships with good people.
Something I am trying to be.