How to make yourself more aware of the passage of time
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★ Maybe it’s because we don’t know how long we will live, so what we should do now is often postponed until later, and a lot of time is wasted. Here is a simple alert method that you may wish to try. ★Step 1. Prepare a 72-foot tape measure (other length units are acceptable, but must indicate 1-72), assuming you live to be 72 years old. 2. Imagine how old you will be when you retire, and cut the tape measure from that number, leaving the smaller number. 3. Select the number of your current age from the remaining part and cut the measuring tape, and keep the period from your age to retirement age. 4. Point to the part that was abandoned just now and tell yourself that it is your past, and now you can only hold on to this part. You should be able to figure out what to do next. 5. Of course, you can post it somewhere you can often see it, or even cut it off every year, so that you can always alert yourself that the time available is running out, so do what you need to do quickly. This post was last edited by Lai Lai on 2009-3-9 15:21 ]
:handshake Time is precious, let us do more meaningful things in the limited time. Where your time is, there is your success.
Where your time is, there will be your success. That’s so good.
It makes sense. Half of your life has been spent. If you exclude the time after retirement, you still have a few busy days left! :'(
In fact, there are many stories about the fleeting warning time, but why can’t we grasp it well? Just do what the poster said, start using your hands, and always warn yourself.