The Power of Time Perception

Control the Speed of Time to Make Every Second Count

By: Jean Paul Zogby

Narrated by: Ryan Whiting

Wondering how time flies? Want to slow it down? Live the longest year of your life, and make every second count!

With the latest in brain science, discover how to stretch the good times and fast forward through the bad ones. Understand how your brain perceives time, why it speeds up, and how to make the most of it!

With The Power of Time Perception, you will discover:

• Why time flies as we grow older and how to slow it down
• How famous athletes use their super focus to perceive time as if in slow motion
• How your time experience is affected by your personality, i.e. whether you are an introvert or extrovert, a morning or an evening person, anxious or calm, a patient or impulsive person, etc.
• How your emotions, such as anger, fear, sadness, anxiety, and happiness, affect the speed of time in your mind
• Mental time travel into the future and harnessing the power of positive thinking and future planning
• Living in the moment to slow down time and crafting a long and fulfilling life
• And much more...

©2017 Jean Paul Zogby (P)2018 Jean Paul Zogby

Critic reviews

"This is Psychology, Neuroscience, and Self Help material, all rolled into one!" (Psychology Corner)

Attitude changing!

Thorough and well organised presentation of a complex subject matter. Thank you for all the info.

A very good investment in your time.

Specific tips on how to slow down & speed up the perception of time. Several interesting facts about time perspective. I intend to use this as a resource to return to in case I fail to habitualize the concept and ideas. Recommended reading.

Long, though informative

Contains some great insights . Some parts drag a bit, and sometimes feels repetitive within sections. Yet, recommended. Well narrated.

The ends of spoken words get cut off often

For a while I kept thinking I accidentally clicked to the next chapter or something like that. But several times per chapter as they are talking the audio ends short of the completed word. I think once it even cut off a person's last name. So that was obviously annoying. Other than that It is the type of book I enjoy listening to, and makes me think differently about myself and the world.

Very Clear definition and explanation

Author does a pretty great job at not only explaining the why behind that feeling, but also offers some pretty neat tips, tricks, and resources to help us make the most of what we have, or slow down the feeling of how quickly time marches on.