ExerciseAttested · Seneca
Reclaiming your time
Seneca reproached the busy for living as though they would live forever, putting off the best until later. He advised reclaiming possession of one's time, taking stock of it, and setting aside a share for what truly matters. Today it is a safeguard against the calendar that fills itself and the endlessly deferred life.
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- Temporal orientation · Project
Source: Seneca
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- Reclaiming attention — Faced with devices designed to capture it, can we really reclaim our attention by working at it, withdrawing, fasting from the feed, returning to the present, or do such techniques only paper over a trouble far larger than us?