Great question! I would love to have a few extra hours added to each day. Like 5 or 6 hours. A 30 hour day would be my choice. Oh, and one condition: I would own those extra hours and be able to do whatever I wish with them.
@nothereforpeople Either day or night, I can see benefit to both. About a third of those extra hours would just go to stretching out task associated with day to day living, de-rush them to make them more enjoyable. Like more time to cook, more time to eat, more time to tend to the garden, moore time to shop, etc. Too much of that gets rushed because one task may overlap another, making the daily tasks less sharable, less sociable
I tend to be a binge worker, a binge player. Like once in motion I don't want to stop until exhausted or completed, or at that point of a satusfied "to be continued". So the extra hours would also go there.
@CrazyMusicLover A few years ago I was struggling with a mix of too many things on my plate, not much enthusiasm, and feeling like I was more an observer to the world passing by without me.
I stumbled onto a book (actually a movement) called "The Happiness Project" by a local lady named Gretchen Rubin. She too had that same general feeling about just being along on the ride and not being the driver, so she approached it as a project and the project itself gave her the focus.
A lot of her focus is about getting organized, putting purpose to little things that together give a feeling of being more in control, etc. and with the feeling of being a little more in control of one's day to day, there comes a glimpse of the light at the end of the tunnel.
