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I was on a friend’s FaceBook page this morning as he wrote of a trip to the mountains. As he approached his grandfather’s door there was a sign above it that read:
Makes you think, right? So I started thinking about how I spend my time, how my kids spend their time and how our society spends its time. And along the way I found a great video that breaks down the cultural change for all of us in time and explains how so much has changed with the way we spend time… and what we can do about it.
This is an interesting, thought provoking video that you should take a few moments to view and then share with your oh-so-busy friends using the FaceBook Like button or the tell-a-friend form.
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5 Comments
Mina
Thoug I’m not American, but this video is so very true about even my people…
01 Sep 2010 12:09 pm
Atsuko Kuroda
Amazing presentation!
I enjoyed very much!
Thank you very much!
Infinite Happiness for All of You!
02 Sep 2010 02:09 am
L.T.
As a 20 year veteran Instructional Designer and Platform Facilitator, I just have one question, how does he draw so fast!
(LOL) Thanks, very thought provoking video.
02 Sep 2010 02:09 am
Jo Otero
That is so true!!!!!!! The aga of technology that was supposed to make lives easier ansd give us more leisure time has actually done the opposite. And I for one, although I’m not a person that keeps harking back to “The Good Old Days” I still regret that kids today will never have the fun that we had in our young days. We had to use our imaginations because there was nothing else to fall back on. Where will the great inventors of the future come from? Probably cyber space.
02 Sep 2010 07:09 am
Jenn
A few years ago I’d have to pay someone for this infmoration.
23 Aug 2011 06:08 am (@Twitter)