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A variation on this that I love is Tim Urban's "Your life in weeks" visualization. https://waitbutwhy.com/2014/05/life-weeks.html https://waitbutwhy.com/2014/0
by Sukotto 9y ago
A variation on this that I love is Tim Urban's "Your life in weeks" visualization.
https://waitbutwhy.com/2014/05/life-weeks.html https://waitbutwhy.com/2014/05/life-weeks.html
This is a progress bar, not a countdown clock. Personally, I find it super helpful in keeping perspective on the value of my time.
I do not mean to detract from OP's work (which is cool), I just thought others reading the comment might enjoy this other article too.
- wheresmyusern 9y agoi will never forget when, in early 2016, i saw this for the first time. when looking at the visualization in terms of weeks, i simply cant believe it, even today. i just looked at it again now. it simply cant be so few weeks. it just cant. and yet it is. i cant believe all the time i wasted.
- greggman 9y agoHere's a day version I saw in the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo https://imgur.com/HnYCtlU https://imgur.com/HnYCtlU Unfortunately it hasn't helped me do better with my time. I'd love to here more people's changes for not wasting the little time they have (like me spending hours a day on HN, FB, Netflix, etc...)
- jerrre 9y ago>like me spending hours a day on HN, FB, Netflix, etc... If you enjoy it, or relax, or get inspired, it isn't wasting your time. Can't be productive 100% of the time, and punishing yourself when you aren't makes you feel worse.
- tomjen3 9y agoYears ago i made a version with checkboxes, that would check each box as your life progressed. Was an attempt to learn QT, but it made me hate how much time i was forced to waste in schools.