keepin it small for this one, because I have a busy day... sorry
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I found it slightly amusing that if you search "knowing when it's the right time" into google you get results in the origin of:
- knowing the right time to potty train (when things are getting messy)
- knowing the right time to buy stock (now)
- knowing the right time to hire an employee (when things are getting messy)
- knowing the right time to ask a favor from your boss (answer is never)
- knowing the right time to give up (when things get messy)
and so on... but what I was trying to find was just a generalized article on knowing the right timing in social interaction and life events but that type of article was nowhere to be found... i guess I am the first to write about it then!!! woot.
I am no psychologist, but in my opinion, the human race spends more time and brain capacity on assessing a situation and calculating a quick reaction than the amount we really need to use. We as people worry more about when to say something than what to say in most circumstances. We time every motion, we time every word, and we time every response.
The ironic side of it all though is that the best moments in time/the best moments in life, are those spur of the moment/living life on the edge instances. We spend life focusing less on time and more on quality. We life, we laugh and we smile. Stress levels drop, social life goes up. It took a long time for me to realize that the lives that we are given are worth every second. If we really want it and I really mean want it, we can improve our lives 100% just by my power.
So next time you think about getting timing exact and realizing you are already missed it, live, laugh and love and all of a sudden timing isn't that important.
Keeps your heads up and thank you.
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in the middle of writing this post, my editor in chief mentioned a photographer that knows the true sense of timing so I along with Said recommend you checking out the French Photographer of the name Henri Cartier-Bresson and his "Decisive Moments in Time" portfolio. He is astonishing.