When I was in high school I did all sorts of stuff ran track got straight A’s attended church work which is made it in extracurricular activities I seem to make better use of my time then and as an adult part of the reason is because my day was segmented in my ear with segment it maybe we should create that same structure in our adult lives.
Think back to your childhood – all the playing you did, the tv shows you watched, the people you met. Our time was our own, and we absolutely made the most of it.
Time moves more quickly when we get older because each passing year is a smaller percentage of life we’ve lived up to that point that’s part of the reason that older people measure time by the aging of children and grandchildren.
When I was a kid, cartoons were very important to me. For that reason, the first time I ever learned to tell was 3 o’clock because that’s when cartoons came on in the afternoon. Nowadays, kids can’t even tell time on an analog clock. And they can’t read cursive.