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This document discusses how time perspective influences many human behaviors and phenomena. It explores factors like geography, culture, religion, and education that shape an individual's time perspective. The document notes that as children we begin as present hedonists focused only on pleasure, but over time our time perspectives are molded by our environments and experiences. It concludes by emphasizing the importance of understanding one's own time perspective to solve life's puzzles and make wise use of time.
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- 1. TIME PARADOX
- 3. TIME PERSPECTIVE Is a foundation essential for many basic human features and phenomena, such as: Achievement needs, causal thinking, hope, guilt, revenge, impulsivity, improvisation And much more as we will see
- 4. FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE TIME PERSPECTIVE Geography, climate Culture Religion Social class Educational level Political&Economic stability
- 5. Geography explains The closer you are to the equator... The more youre in an environment that doesnt change..
- 6. LIFE BEGINNING We all begin life as present hedonists. Avoid pain and seek only for pleasure.
- 7. WHERE DO PROBLEMS COME FROM? By the time boy is 21 he has spent 10,000 hours playing video games alone. It means they live in a world they create.
- 8. REVOLUTION IN TIME We live in the digital culture, where its about the SECOND.
- 9. Quotes If your past is in quarrel with your presentthe cost will be your future Winston Churchill He who controls the past controls the futurehe who controls the present controls the past George Orwell Change is the law of life, and those who look only to the past or present are certain to miss the future John.F.Kennedy
- 10. CONCLUSION Many of lifes puzzles can be solved by understanding YOUR Time Perspective, and others. Think time. Balance time. Use time Wisely.
- 11. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION.