The Time Paradox
The Time Paradox
Dr. Philip Zimbardo
Derek Sivers
Profound idea that everyone has a primary time focus: either Future-focused, Present-focused, or Past-focused. Fascinating implications of each. - Derek Sivers
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The Time Paradox

The Time Paradox: The New Psychology of Time That Will Change Your Life

Dr. Philip Zimbardo
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Dr. Philip Zimbardo
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Dive into the depths of your consciousness with "The Time Paradox," a groundbreaking exploration by Dr. Philip Zimbardo, renowned psychologist, that unveils the profound impact of your internal time zone on every facet of your life. With decades of pioneering research as their backdrop, Dr. Zimbardo and co-author Dr. John Boyd unravel the complex web of how our individual perceptions of time—not just as a chronological measure but as a pervasive influence—dictate our choices, shape our relationships, and forge our future. Through engaging narratives and insightful analysis, "The Time Paradox" does not just explain the concept of personal time zones but also offers a mirror to see how our unnoticed biases towards past, present, or future thinking mold our realities and how we can harness the power of time to lead more fulfilling lives. Beyond the individual, Zimbardo and Boyd stretch the fabric of time to encompass the collective, illustrating how these personal time zones interact to sculpt societal norms, cultural values, and even economic models. "The Time Paradox" is not merely an academic treatise but a journey of self-discovery and transformation, equipped with practical tests and strategies to balance your temporal orientation. As you turn its pages, you are invited to challenge your time-bound constraints and embark on a path to optimizing your life's experiences, making every minute count. This book stands as a testament to the paradoxes of time, offering a fresh perspective on managing life's most precious resource in a modern world brimming with distractions, obligations, and dreams.

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Released
2008
1 Jan
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Profound idea that everyone has a primary time focus: either Future-focused, Present-focused, or Past-focused. Fascinating implications of each. - Derek Sivers
While no one can change events that occurred in the past, everyone can change attitudes and beliefs about them.
— Dr. Philip Zimbardo, The Time Paradox

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