“You can divide your money between things like clothes, a new car, or a fancy dinner, but you can spend your time on only one thing at a time.” — Jean Paul Zogby Copy Share Image
“You can divide your money between things like clothes, a new car, or a fancy dinner, but you can spend your time on only… — Jean Paul Zogby Copy Share Image
“to "act always as if the future of the universe depended on what you did, while laughing at yourself for thinking that whatever you… — Jean Paul Zogby Copy Share Image
“The brain’s auditory cortex, for instance, processes an audio signal from your ear faster than a visual signal is processed in the visual cortex. The difference is around 40 milliseconds, which is not much, but enough to justify using a gun for starting a race, instead of a light flash. The faster audio processing speed means that sprint runners react… — Jean Paul Zogby Copy Share
“The slower your brain is in processing sensory information, the faster time seems to run. This seemingly inverse relationship is important to understand why… — Jean Paul Zogby Copy Share Image
“Time is nothing but the speed at which we capture and process sensory information from the ever-changing world around us. The perceived speed of… — Jean Paul Zogby Copy Share Image
“seems entirely irrational that many of us are willing to spend our time making more money, but are reluctant to spend more money on… — Jean Paul Zogby Copy Share Image
“The slower your brain is at processing sensory information, the faster time seems to run, and vice versa’ How” — Jean Paul Zogby Copy Share Image
“As Erich Fromm put it, “Modern man thinks he loses something—time—when he does not do things quickly. Yet he does not know what to… — Jean Paul Zogby Copy Share Image
