"It's not about having time, it's about making time"

     21st century has made everything seem too fast. I sometimes feel like gasping for air without physically moving. Just thinking about catching up with deadlines takes me out of breath. Everything seems to be gone in a matter of time. Trends change season after season. Restaurants open up and close down after the hype. Friends are about to sell their iPhone7s to get the iPhone8.

    While we haven't found the fountain of youth yet, we can only do so much in a day. Most of us millennials feel entitled to everything: a large pay check that can bring us to any travel destination we want to go to with our latest gadgets and curated clothes for that perfect ootd and travel shot topped with our drop-dead gorgeous partner. 

     We live in the now. We say: YOLO. We try to do everything in so little time while we can. 

    Do you remember that time Justin Timberlake acted in a movie? While some people dissed him for the awful acting, I was struck by the concept of the movie In Time . Imagine living in a society in the future where people are genetically modified to stop aging at 25 and each citizen will have 1 more year to live. It was a very literal picture of Time is Gold. Buy time, give time, make time for things that matter.

Smart gave me a wake up call through this clip. Watch the video if you haven't already.
#TimeForMom
#LikeNeverBefore

     I thought it was gonna end tragically. Sorry. But glad it didn't.