CNN's John Sutter asks why time seems to go faster as we get older. One reason is that our perception of how fast time is moving is shaped by how many memories we are forming in a given unit of time. He says 45-year-olds can consciously make memories by pushing themselves out of their comfort zones and taking more risks.
Join Laura Vanderkam and I having an easy and interesting conversation about Time Management.
If you haven't heard our previous conversations, Laura’s work has appeared in various publications and media outlets including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Today Show, and Fox & Friends among many others. She co-hosts the Best of Both Worlds podcast and has delivered a TED talk with more than 5 million views.
We talk about her latest book, Tranquillity by Tuesday: Nine Ways to Calm the Chaos and Make Time for What Matters. We cover the most challenging way that people found to calm the chaos and make time for what matters. She offers a simple and familiar way to future-proof something that you've scheduled. And most importantly, how the 9 rules came to be and how to work through them.
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