Crossroads of Fantasy and Reality

From books, gaming, and hobbies, there are many ways to find fantasy in our lives

How to Be a Time Wizard - Part Two - Can We Slow Down Time?

How is it that time seems to last forever when you’re a kid but races by as we get older? Controlling time is a common theme from sci-fi to fantasy. So many of us want to know how to slow down time. But while we can’t stop the clock, we can change our perception of time. Here are 7 science-backed tips on how to make time go slower and help you spend more time enjoying your life.

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How to Be a Time Wizard - Part One - Can We Change Our Perception of Time?

Ever had one of those days that just dragged on and felt like forever. Wouldn’t it be great to be like Dr. Strange and manipulate time? We could speed up all those boring days. But while we can’t change time itself, we can change our perception of how fast it’s moving. Without any magic needed, here are 8 tips on how to make time go faster at work or at school, and rush through all boredom.

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Want to Be Successful? Stop Being Your Worst Enemy

Self-sabotage is a vicious cycle where we attack ourselves and limit our abilities to create our best future. How do we define self-sabotaging behavior and why do we do it? Are the signs of self-sabotaging and most importantly, how do we stop ourselves from doing it so that we can become successful and live a better life?

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Create a New Character, Create Your New Career

Figuring out a new career path is difficult but building a role-playing character sheet isn’t. What if we could make one for ourselves, a real-life character sheet, and applied it to our careers? Can you define your alignment and personal proficiencies and skills? What about D&D stats for real-life, like dexterity and charisma and could they be used to find your dream job? Try this character sheet to see it can make your career path a little more fun.

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“It is never too late to be what you might have been.”

– George Eliot