Quote by Albert Einstein

The faster you go, the shorter you are.

The faster you go, the shorter you are.

Summary

This quote implies that time seems to move faster when we are busy or engaged in activities, making our perception of it shorter. It suggests that when we lead fast-paced lives, constantly rushing and trying to accomplish more, we may neglect to appreciate or fully experience each moment. By recognizing this, we can choose to slow down and be more present, allowing for a richer and more meaningful experience of time.

By Albert Einstein

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