Busy or free
@winniemariposa (255)
China
October 9, 2012 10:44am CST
When I read my friend's blog which is time, I alsp began to think what is busy and free.
2 responses
@winniemariposa (255)
• China
10 Oct 12
I agree with you. Indeed, someone who always say he is busy may spare time to talk with others and do something else. However, when he face something that he is not interested in, he will reject without hesitation. Overall, how do we think about time depends on our personal feelings.
@winniemariposa (255)
• China
11 Oct 12
Yes, I think so. I believe when we have fun with family and friends, time is always so short that we may complain about it. Namely, we will feel nervous and find time passes by quickly when we are struck in a question. But if we can find its solution and finish the exam in advance, we may feel that time goes more slowly compared to the former condition.
@ajlasent (536)
• Philippines
10 Oct 12
That's true... you know that feeling when time feels so long because you're bored doing something and so short when you're enjoying? :)
Sometimes I think the length/quality of time is a relative concept... while it is measurable and constant, it changes depending on the person involved. ;)
@subhojit10 (7375)
• India
9 Oct 12
thanks for the discussion. We all speak about time but the fact remains that the way we manage the time results in whether we are free or not. It is ridiculous when people say that they are busy and that is because may be they do not know about time management. They cannot be that busy than a President or a Prime Minister. It is all about understanding how to utilize time in a positive way.
What say?
@winniemariposa (255)
• China
10 Oct 12
You are right. I find that those diligent persons will not complain about their tasks because they will manage to finish them in time. However, when someone who pay no attention to their responsibilities have some tasks to finished, they will complain although the time is quite enough.
