"Cuando tienes 5 años, un año equivale al 20% de tu vida. Y cuando tienes 50, un año equivale al 2% de tu vida. Esa es una de las explicaciones que se dan para justificar por qué el tiempo parece acelerarse a medida que envejecemos.
Se conoce como la ley de Janet.
Sostiene que, hacia los 20 años, ya has vivido aproximadamente la mitad de tu vida percibida. O, dicho de otro modo: unas vacaciones de verano para un niño de 5 años se sienten tan largas como los 10 años que van de los 40 a los 50.
Pero la ley de Janet puede romperse mediante una fuerte capacidad de acción personal.
Tienes margen de acción sobre la velocidad del tiempo. No eres una víctima pasiva. Una explicación mejor de por qué el tiempo se acelera con la edad es que, en la vida adulta, tienes menos experiencias nuevas, y por eso tu cerebro borra o comprime los recuerdos. Si tomas las riendas de tu vida, haces cosas nuevas y generas 'dividendos de memoria', el tiempo se ralentiza.
Si vives en piloto automático, puede que mueras a los 80, pero sientas que moriste a los 20.
Si tomas el control de tu vida, puede que mueras a los 80, pero sientas que has vivido 200 años."
Vía @george__mack
Leave it to Todd Golden & Florida to draw up analytical strategy on challenges in year 1 of the new rule
As an analytical sicko, I absolutely love it😅
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Jacob Elordi says he has zero interest in AI and finds the discourse around it exhausting.
“I would much rather kiss on the beach, and read a novel, and be sunburnt.”
After you get married, you’re going to meet ‘better’ people than your spouse. You’re going to meet more good-looking people; kinder and more romantic people; more intelligent and funny people. You will meet people who have in abundance what your partner lacks. The mushy and romanticized idea that your partner will be everything to you, and will satisfy all your needs and wants is idolatry. Contentment in marriage is a virtue not often spoken about.
You must wake up every day appreciating everything your partner is to you, everything they have, their beauty and the things that made you marry them because if you focus on everything they don’t do well, you’ll always meet better people. Protect your heart! See their best part, and always remember that your commitment to marry is more of a duty than it is of mushy feelings. You have to stay committed even on the days you feel your spouse is no longer the best fit for you…
-Buchi
Major cheat code in life: Be the one who reaches out. Text first. Call first. Plan first. Initialize first. Most people wait to be chosen. Be the chooser. Connection requires initiative. Friendship requires effort. Love requires action. Stop waiting to be picked. Start picking. Initiative is attractive.
Underrated life advice: Build momentum early in the day. One small win in the morning creates energy that compounds throughout the day. Ten minutes of writing. A quick workout. A finished task. Great days are built on tiny wins that spark ripples. Small things become big things.
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Best career advice that I can give: Don't ever attach yourself to a person, a place, a company, an organization or a project. Attach yourself to a mission, a calling, a purpose ONLY. That's how you keep your power & your peace. It's worked pretty well for me thus far.