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Living in Time-Finding Meaning in Fruitful and Boring Days

 Hey All, Namaste & Greetings!


Have you ever had one of those days where everything just seems to go your way? You wake up feeling energized and motivated, you breeze through your to-do list, and you end the day feeling accomplished and fulfilled. These are the days that we call "fruitful."


On the other hand, we all know what it's like to have a day where nothing seems to go right. You wake up feeling tired and unmotivated, you struggle to focus on your tasks, and you end the day feeling frustrated and unfulfilled. These are the days that we call "boring."


But what if I told you that the quality of your time and your happiness measures may differ based on person to person and that both "fruitful" and "boring" days have something in common? They both have the same amount of time.

Time is a funny thing. It's something that we can never get back once it's gone, and yet we often take it for granted. We live in a world where time is always moving forward, and it can be easy to get caught up in the rush of it all. But what does it really mean to live in time?




Living in time means being present at the moment. It means taking the time to appreciate the little things in life and finding joy in the simple pleasures. It means not just going through the motions, but truly experiencing each and every moment.


Of course, this is easier said than done. We all lead busy lives, and it can be hard to find the time to slow down and really savor the moment. But the truth is, time is the most precious resource we have. It's the one thing that we can never get back, and it's up to us to use it wisely.


So how can we make the most of our time?

  It starts by taking a step back and focusing on what really matters. Instead of constantly chasing after the next big thing, take some time to appreciate the people and experiences that bring you joy. Spend time with your loved ones, take up a new hobby, or simply enjoy the beauty of nature.


And when those "boring" days inevitably come around, try to remember that they too have value. Even when things don't go our way, we can still learn and grow from our experiences. We can use those moments to reflect on our goals and priorities and to think about how we can make the most of the time we have.


In the end, I would love to share my opinion with you all that living in time is about finding balance. It's about recognizing that some days will be more fruitful than others, but that every moment has the potential to be meaningful. So the next time you find yourself feeling bored or unfulfilled, take a step back and ask yourself how you can make the most of that moment. Because no matter how you measure happiness or quality time, the one thing we all have in common is the same 24 hours a day.


"What are some ways that you make the most of your time and find meaning in both 'fruitful' and 'boring' days? Please comment below!

Regards &

With Love

Swetha Vishnu Chittan

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