I had to remove the clock from my Mac's menu bar to keep from watching it constantly. I've had to train myself to 'forget' (i.e. not worry) about appointments a

I had to remove the clock from my Mac's menu bar to keep from watching it constantly. I've had to train myself to 'forget' (i.e. not worry) about appointments and deadlines and just let my tools do their jobs (because most of the time, they do remind me to do things - and if I have more than one to remind me [calendar on computer, calendar on phone] then I'm pretty well covered in the event one of them fails at its job.) My daughter has to be at school at a particular time. She gets off the afternoon bus at a particular time. Completely living "without time" isn't possible when you have to synchronize with anything else in the world. Not having to synchronize would be great, and you can have that kind of independence - it would take work to get there, but I think it'd be worth it.