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Sometimes it feels like weeks or months can go by in a blink. Do you have any tips to feel like time passes slower? (dormi.zone)

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I know journaling might be one, and doing new things from time to time, curious if people have other tips

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[–] CosmicCleric@lemmy.world 1 points 6 months ago

It's old school, but slow down, and smell the roses.

I see others in this conversation talking about doing routine things, but I would actually argue for the exact opposite of that.

Try doing crazy impromptu things at the spur of the moment sometimes, for no real reason. Like for example, one morning get up and decide just to go to a marine aquarium and look at the fishes (or a local museum). Things like that.

Try to appreciate the moment you're in, and create new moments that are memorable, and are not routine.