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“Why we Crave Time” Steve Oades, November 2010 Corresponding article - http://www.cravetime.com/about-time/articles-about-time/wh y-we-crave-time

Why we Crave Time

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Are you feeling pressed for time? In the 1970s it was suggested that with technology and automation we would enter an era of unprecedented free time. What went wrong?

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“Why we Crave Time”Steve Oades, November 2010Corresponding article - http://www.cravetime.com/about-time/articles-about-time/why-we-crave-time

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Time pressureLife is flying

Always/often feels rushed or pressed for time

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Time pressureLife is flying

Acceleration of just about everything; Vanishing pause

Time lock

Time bind

Time poverty, time scarcity, time famine

Work intensification; Info overload; 24/7 culture

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ConsequencesTime Pressure - The cost of busyness

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Personal costsTime Pressure - The cost of busyness

● Hurry sickness

● Health

● Poor decisions

● Lack of creativity

● Missing the things that matter.

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Family costsTime pressure - The cost of busyness

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Community costsTime pressure - the cost of busyness

The core idea of social capital theory is that social networks have value.

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Community costsTime pressure - the cost of busyness

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“Craving time to do the things that matter.”

To Find Time – Go to www.cravetime.com