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There is some theory that say by age of 35-40 years one has lived about 80% of their lives in term of experiences. This seems intuitively true to me considering

• az226 3y ago
  Also the more you experience the more your brain is running on auto pilot. The key is to change things up and not allow the brain to fall into familiar patterns.
• dougmwne 3y ago
  It doesn’t have to be this way! Any year can be the most memorable of your life. Think about what you want, then go get it.
  • steve_adams_86 3y ago
    Just as soon as my kids grow up and I pay off this immense mortgage that is smothering us. Not to be a huge downer, I generally agree with you. There is a choice to be made. It's difficult though, and for some, maybe practically impossible. The demands of life can be extreme. For me, getting in the ocean is a pretty good way to make time stretch out. I try to do it as much as I can. Otherwise, quality time with my kids is great, though harder to fit in as they socialize more and more. There are ways to slow down time though, for sure. I like to think those things are a real gift. Also, this is hard I think, but I read something recently in the context of mindfulness and meditation. It went something like "The next thing you'll need to do is likely something you've done countless times before. Think about it closely this time". And that's a good strategy too. We forget to pay attention, as if run by a motor. I guess that's a choice as well.
  • skrebbel 3y ago
    Your spouse will take care of the children