Time, which seems to slip away: how to find moments for important people
Time is a strange thing. It seems like there’s always plenty of it, but as soon as you think about how to use it, it vanishes. It’s filled with work, chores, and endless errands. But you know what? People, the ones who truly matter, aren’t eternal. If you don’t make time for them now, one day, it might be too late.
Time is a strange thing. It seems like there’s always plenty of it, but as soon as you think about how to use it, it vanishes. It’s filled with work, chores, and endless errands. But you know what? People, the ones who truly matter, aren’t eternal. If you don’t make time for them now, one day, it might be too late.
Let’s be real. We often think, “I’ll call tomorrow,” or “I’ll meet up next week.” But tomorrow comes, the week passes, and you never get around to it. Yet something as simple as a five-minute call to a friend or a cup of tea with your sister can glue your life together in ways you don’t even realize.
Today, try to stretch your time. Here are some ideas:
- Call a friend. Not for a reason, not out of politeness—just ask how they’re doing.
- Take a walk after work with someone close. It won’t take long, but it will recharge you.
- Invite your sibling over for tea. An extra hour together could become a memory you both cherish.
These may seem like small things, but they’re the foundation of a meaningful life. Don’t let time control you—learn to stretch it for those who matter most.
While you still have this chance, take it. Later, you’ll thank yourself for doing the right thing.
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