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Saturday, January 11, 2014
Friday, September 13, 2013
Quality vs. Quantity
We
live in an age of quantity. Society shapes us with the notion that
larger, faster, and more are often synonymous with better. They tell us
that we need to find more time, more possessions, and more love to be
truly happy. A smaller quantity of anything high in quality will
almost always be more satisfying. A single piece of our favorite
chocolate or a spoon full of fresh preserves can satisfy us more
than a bucket full of anything that we don't particularly like. Similarly,
one fulfilling experience can eclipse many empty moments strung
together. It is not the quantity of time that matters, but the quality of each moments experience. Every minute is an opportunity
to love yourself and others, develop confidence and self-respect, and
exhibit courage.
When you focus on quality, all your life experiences can be sweeter and more meaningful. A few hours of deep, restful slumber will leave you feeling more refreshed than a whole night’s worth of frequently interrupted sleep. A few minutes spent with a loved one sharing details about family and friends can carry more meaning than two hours spent mindlessly watching television.
Whenever we spend more time in the pursuit of quantity we can cheat ourselves of quality. The quality of a moment can also supersede quantity when you are experiencing such things as hugs, kisses, and love. If given the chance to choose, most would pick a a single, heartfelt grin rather than a lifetime of empty smiles. Ultimately, it is not how much you live or have or do but what you make of each moment that counts.
When you focus on quality, all your life experiences can be sweeter and more meaningful. A few hours of deep, restful slumber will leave you feeling more refreshed than a whole night’s worth of frequently interrupted sleep. A few minutes spent with a loved one sharing details about family and friends can carry more meaning than two hours spent mindlessly watching television.
Whenever we spend more time in the pursuit of quantity we can cheat ourselves of quality. The quality of a moment can also supersede quantity when you are experiencing such things as hugs, kisses, and love. If given the chance to choose, most would pick a a single, heartfelt grin rather than a lifetime of empty smiles. Ultimately, it is not how much you live or have or do but what you make of each moment that counts.
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