How to Add 10 Years to Your Life
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How to Add 10 Years to Your Life
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#2That's very subjective though...
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#3> Joe tells his friends over Facebook how he loves France and wants to learn the language.
Does Joe actually want to learn to speak French, or does Joe merely wish he were the kind of person who would learn to speak French?
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#4You don’t have to make every second of every day “productive” or you’re never going to smell the roses.
You will end up the richest skeleton in the graveyard, wondering where time went
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#6Sometimes it's called being bored, killing time, tuning out, doing nothing, Idling, lazing around.
And it's important for mental and physical health.
https://www.wnyc.org/series/bored-and-brilliant
https://www.ft.com/content/6582f216-0050-419f-9c77-41ab36406...
The author says: Wasting time is like killing yourself slowly. I would say: not wasting some time is actually killing yourself slowly.
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#7https://richardswsmith.wordpress.com/2017/11/18/we-are-here-...
Spending less time on social media probably is a good thing but not because it's unproductive, but because it tends to make people less happy.
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#9https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoH9_wQnQ_A
You're toast.
This article is framed incorrectly. The author is focused around productivity or 'wasted' time. Rather, it should be about ensuring that the things you fill your time with bring you joy.
A lot of people fill their idle time gazing at social media, and this activity isn't making them happier. That makes it a waste of time. To the extent they're playing games or enjoying themselves, and are otherwise managing their life - there is no problem. There are no years to add to your life.
Life is not a formula to min max, at least imo