The Time Paradox
Time matters. Most of us are slaves to time, whether we’re planning, multitasking, postponing or making to-do lists. But it’s our attitude toward the concept of time that really affects who we are and how we live. The Time Paradox (2009) shows you how you can start to think of time in a way that helps you to lead a better, happier and more fulfilled life.
Who should read
Anyone looking to recover from painful memories Psychologists or students of psychology Anyone curious about how humans perceive time
About the author
The head of the notorious Stanford prison experiment in 1971, Philip Zimbardo is a distinguished figure in modern psychology. Formerly the president of the American Psychologi…
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Time matters. Most of us are slaves to time, whether we’re planning, multitasking, postponing or making to-do lists. But it’s our attitude toward the concept of time that really affects who we are and how we live. The Time Paradox (2009) shows you how you can start to think of time in a way that helps you to lead a better, happier and more fulfilled life.
Who should read
Anyone looking to recover from painful memories Psychologists or students of psychology Anyone curious about how humans perceive time
About the author
The head of the notorious Stanford prison experiment in 1971, Philip Zimbardo is a distinguished figure in modern psychology. Formerly the president of the American Psychological Association and a Stanford University professor for nearly four decades, Zimbardo has published over 50 books, including The Lucifer Effect and The Time Cure. In addition to his psychology doctorate from Stanford University where he studied with Zimbardo, John Boyd holds a degree in economics and works as a research manager at Google.
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