Why you always feel rushed (and how to fix it).

[@mariska_fitfanaat]

I'm experiencing the weirdest thing with "time" myself: I've just had 7 months of instense chemotherapy treatment. I was really sick and was living day by day. Time has NEVER felt so slow, months felt like years. Now, 2 months out and feeling healthy, building up my life, time is running by faster and faster each day. Like someone hit the speed button again. The difference is truely remarkable! Probably has to do with living in the moment vs. thinking about the past & future..

[@rokzakrajsek9864]

Happy for you! Enjoy your regained health :)

[@xdrake9348]

Pain slows down time

[@mariska_fitfanaat]

@@rokzakrajsek9864 thank you🙏😊

[@GangofGamers2012]

I am glad that you are feeling better!

[@keven69420]

To get full experience I recommend you to watch this video in 0.5 x speed 😅

[@TheUnlazyWay]

indeed😂!!

[@justified2065]

Nah, I'm a rebel, I did it in 1.5 x

[@PieceOfMindWorld]

Hahahahah 😂 good one!

[@tarumaukonen]

Challenge accepted!

[@abigailornot9124]

I did it

[@jorgeramos5786]

Dude, please keep with this good work! I do not have the money to help you out but I spread your work as much as I can.

[@agnaeus]

you put so much effort in your content and it shows, great job

[@TheUnlazyWay]

I appreciate that!

[@runningwithmarc]

You make great original videos Jonne. Such explorative ideas and always a pleasure to watch. Thanks and keep up the awesome work. 🙌

[@couchpotato9497]

I remember first seeing your videos about two years ago when I was a sophomore in high school. I’m a senior now and your video does motivates me to do xc and track as a sport and your Ultramarathon/marathon video was a catalyst to my pursuit of running an ultra one day. I’m expecting to run my first marathon ever in October, but I wouldn’t be here to some extent without first coming across your amazing personality and eagerness to try new things. And for that, I thank you.

[@2xSundays]

What a video! Practical and well scripted and well shot. The audio and the cinematography are incredible.

[@mario8833]

This was a very interesting video i don't know if someone feels like me, but thinking about time doesn't help me staying more present because I get so fixated to that thought. A "death calendar" like yours would totally paralize me and would drain all my energies, that I would not soend anymore on studying, quality time with friends ad family and so on. I always get distracted or caught up in devices use and thinking about limited time sometimes helps me, but most of the time it doesn't. It's like I already know that I have to make the most out of my time but really thinking about it becomes a counterproductive act. P.S. I think it's worth noting that your conclusion is basically what Seneca said about life: many say it is too short, but it is long enough for the person who knows how to spend it

[@KatherineKuehn-Bao]

Excellent Video. I look forward to all of your creations!

[@FloppyFish]

Absolutely excellent content. This is a rather interesting concept to explore. Everyone tends to complain "Life moves too fast". But you're one of the first people I know who actually decided to do something about it, go proactive Jonne. 🥳 A very eye opening video, a lot of people need to see this. Keep up the good work.

[@Samuel-sg2iv]

If you want to slow down time spend your entire day doing zone 2 cardio lol, that makes an hour feel like 2 hours.

[@mehmetbabatutmaz]

Your videos are absolutely amazing. Thanks a lot for inspiration

[@TheUnlazyWay]

✌️✌️ thank you for the kind words!

[@neptune8850]

love the videos !!!

[@TheUnlazyWay]

awesome!!

[@clarahaueis-robinson6988]

Love this!

[@Markusdropshipping]

Professional youtube watcher here, watched to many videoes to count.... anything from business to amazing documentaries... but your videoes man, they are fu*** stellar! great quirky jokes, interesting topics and just a piece of work. keep em coming (no pressure tho, don't want you to burn out)

[@kperttul]

7:30 turn it around. It's not looses, it's gains. The only thing in life "that doesn't run out before ending" is age. Glass is not half empty it's half full 😉👍

[@blainj2]

This was your best video in a long time. Really hit home with me right now. Thanks

[@TheUnlazyWay]

Wow, thanks a bunch :) !

[@joep285]

I just want to say that you are one of the best channels out here rn! Videos like this are really inspiring. They make me think about what i am doing right now, if i am spending my time valuable and if am working on a goal of mine (doesn't matter how small). Your videos are well put together and really fun to watch :) So thanks Jonne

[@TheUnlazyWay]

I'm so glad to hear that, thanks! :)

[@yasminbam8852]

this is so well done!! thank you for this!!

[@TheUnlazyWay]

my pleasure :) !

[@juanmacias6854]

Loved the video. Im a Muay Thai fighter and I also feel like I am running every single day. I go from work to the gym and so I leave my house at 8 and come back at 21:00, which is pretty nuts when I think about it. I repeat the process almost everyday, so these 50% slower days are super key to both performance and mental health. I have the same feeling about Sundays, they feel long and slow, and sometimes I cant wait for Monday to come... but then I think again and I am like, having this free time is a blessing man, wtf? And then I try to read, meet friends, watch movies or whatever and when Monday comes around... Im ready at 100%.

[@jonathanbirkwood3244]

Great video as always! It was a great reminder to stop and smell the roses from time to time.

[@thierrypohu5431]

Cool video and great thoughts! It's hard to live in the moment when your thoughts are always racing.

[@aakashmalviya6231]

Awesome video. These experiments are very entertaining

[@TheUnlazyWay]

Glad you enjoyed! :)

[@NurettinRin]

Love your videos bro, keep it up

[@TheUnlazyWay]

Appreciate it!

[@juriezietsman]

Thank you for doing the type of experiments that you do and for helping people question what is important in their lives. I started watching your videos for the everyman's fitness journey, but have thoroughly enjoyed the varied, meaningful videos you currently produce. Wishing you all the best.

[@TheUnlazyWay]

thanks a bunch! :)

[@siri1408]

Love your videos!

[@TheUnlazyWay]

thank yooou :) !

[@pvln12345]

Thank you for such a creative and original content.

[@SISORI_SISORI]

Love this, I’m feeling motivated!

[@TheUnlazyWay]

🎉🎉 awesome!

[@MDobri-sy1ce]

Don’t leave yet UnLazy! I am starting to get really into your videos especially these lifestyle kind of videos. Lycka Till!

[@gustavholstfriborg6710]

This gave me so many new thoughts on life, and how I spend my time. Thank you!

[@Applecitylightkiwi]

Another tip is to have a "lite phone" not the product lite phone but just an old phone that just has 4 most important apps, a journal for example, or music

[@Applecitylightkiwi]

Or get an old blackberry

[@vorontsovski]

1. saw a video 2. clicked 3. watched intro 4. pressed like button 5. went for a cap of tea 6. you are here now...

[@jopiorienteering]

I'm happy to support you through Patreon!

[@Bananakid11]

some years ago my vather gave me the best advice I ever got no matter what you do, or plan, always plan twice as long for me, that helped a lot I found there's a mix between speed of "static movement" and precision of "dynamic movement". If you are able to move fast, walking from a to b, taking a shorter path, that's something to consider. But, if you want to do something that requires precision, you should take the time needed to be gentle. It also helps if you start with as much force as possible and then increase it. Walking fast from one door to the other is fine, but for opening and closing it you can try to do that with ease. Each movement where no big change of momentum is involved can be done fast, you then have time to be aware of your surroundings. Short and highly dynamic movements, with a great amount of change in momentum, should be done with care and with your awareness to the action. For me that helped to reduce the things I brake and not to feel stressed. Everyday life seems more enjoyable.

[@kodnamn]

The return trip effect (not actually sure about this name but..) One you take a path one way it feels long because everything is new, the brain takes in the surroundings a lot. However on the return trip the surroundings are the same and the brain don't need to "log" the surroundings as much so the return trip feels shorter. I kinda have the same experience in your daily routine life. You wake up the same place, go to work, go to the same shop/gym/area. One day can feel long but months can fly by. When I'm travelling and everyday is full of new surroundings and expressions. The days and months can feel very fast but the memory of these times will last forever. making it feel slower? it's hard to explain

[@AmuletTochess-qi2sd]

I loved the video! Way cooler Thumbnail now by the way :) cool Idea

[@gowanlock]

Adding buffers to calendars events is something I do at work when organising meetings. Itll only take me 5 mins to clear this up, but here is a 30 min slot. You get 25 mins free, unvelievable what you can do. Exercise, do some work, make a good lunch, make a drink and move about

[@dimitrisalnikov3965]

Great story, I took a couple of notes for myself. By the way, we spend half of our lives sleeping, the calendar needs to be improved. It turns out that there is half as much time left

[@A9-fj3wq]

1. Agendar el doble de tiempo para todas las actividades y eventos 2. Netflix jar. Cada día consigues un 'Netflix token' que equivale a 15 min para ver Netflix. Además, por cada media hora de lectura, puedes conseguir otro token extra 3. Desactivar todas las notificaciones. Estar distraído hace que el tiempo pase más rápido, y normalmente luego no recordamos nada de lo que hicimos en el día 4. Meditación para hacer 'slow down' 5. Cartel con las semanas de vida que tienes y las que te quedan

[@wiseturtule]

Amazing content!

[@wiseturtule]

Commenting on my comment for the algorithm!

[@wiseturtule]

You're definetly one of my top 5 favourite youtubers!

[@TheUnlazyWay]

Thanks, I really appreciate it :)

[@hypnagogi77]

you have such a great talent for filmmaking, not only skill but you can feel it so well, masterpiece :D

[@TheUnlazyWay]

thank you so much :) !

[@Balintrebeka]

Great content!!! Btw, I did not see the life calendar in your shop...where is it accessible to buy if one is not patreon member? Thanks!

[@TheUnlazyWay]

Thanks :) ! As for the calendar, it should be visible in my Patreon shop (even if you're not a member): www.patreon.com/unlazyway/shop

[@Balintrebeka]

Got it! Thanks! @@TheUnlazyWay

[@LukeDunks]

Great video!!!

[@Gravelish]

Sometimes i go to the nearby swap/forrest to ski/hike and eat lunch just the sake of eating outside😀Novelty or not, i do it cause i like it. I feel that time goes by when you have too much options to do meaningful things. Simplifly, prioritize and rotate back to what is the core reason for all doing. Less is more.

[@kinpossible]

Wow the place you live now is so beautiful ❤ I love the broll

[@GOATMENTATOR]

As someone who lives in the same climate as you and loves cold plunging - uugh I can't wait to heal this cough! :D

[@claudiadelcampoalcoba1090]

Great content!!❤

[@TheUnlazyWay]

Thank you!!

[@glp7181]

I haven't watched the video yet, but i feel like i have to get this of my chest, what got me hooked on to your chanel were the videos: The 100k run, walking 24h strait, 48h rowing challenge, those kind of stuff. Builing a routine was quite nice, especially with the '1 minute more' challenge (this even made it interactive, and felt like there was really a community being build with people supporting eachother. I think what i'm looking for is for you to start a challenge which will push you mentally as well as physically, all the while with keeping a story line in mind.

[@glp7181]

i've got a few channels which hopefully explain a bit what I mean: Beau Miles (Runs, and makes a story of anything, from a hotel marathon to a story about the most poluted river in australia, he really takes you allong what he's feeling and thinking allong the way. Jeff Pelletier (ultra marathon runner) personally i only like the training parts and the racing parts, especially the 'racing the planet' series I liked because of the stories and the sheer willpower it resebles. I'm not saying you should do any of this stuff, but I would like to see you challenge yourself, maybe by training with the millitary or just going for a hike or run or any physically challenge where you can reflect on what the mental espects are.

[@glp7181]

having watched the video, I've got to say I liked this video better than your latest kayaking video, the feeling I got was more like there was a story to tell, and it makes you think about the way your own life is taking shape. This is shows the thought proces, and not 'just' you trying a different sport, keep up the good work

[@matinmazaheri453]

And as you said it's mostly about productivity ❤

[@Applecitylightkiwi]

One tip with the blockers, you have to give your account of the unblock software to someone else, so you can not change it

[@FC-uo6dh]

Such an awesome idea! 🎉

[@TheUnlazyWay]

Thank you!! 😊

[@peterhook534]

Great video! Check out the 'Ruthless Elimination of Hurry' by John Mark Comer. Some great tips in this book. 👌

[@robbiekeys7617]

I have the same notebook (2:45) and that flap in the back is annoyingly small

[@williammiller7174]

The 4,000 weeks hits hard. I calc’d weeks since I’ve been alive (1463) and was like “there’s no way that’s right… that’s almost half way to 4,000? Turns out it’s exactly right. Damn.

[@nickfrison6515]

Cool video! Back to the original Unlazy Way 🎉

[@sail5820]

great quality video

[@jimberkey5850]

If you limit life to 80 years then I would only have 18 weeks to live. At almost 80 I still feel I have a lot more life to live. Probably not at the same quality as when I was in my middle age bit still productive and enjoyable. I love your channel, but I feel you are short changing yourself as far as life expectancy.

[@mario8833]

Hey Jim! I'm glad that you feel energic and full of live. I am 22 and struggle with anxiety and angst, I hope to reach your age and to feel as energic as you💪🏻😊

[@kongolandwalker]

I have the opposite perception of time. Having free time = it passes quickly. Having a lot of tasks make me feel the day was long with more "hours per day" in it. Same with "time pressure". If i have an easy task and a lot of time to do it, the whole day runs past. If i have a difficult task not enough time, then every minute counts and after completion, it feels like a longer period.

[@Jacub28282Ma]

New video lets goooooo!

[@benjaminschefer8597]

Great Video, do you work sth else too, or are you fulltime content creator?

[@DiddlySquats]

i see how easily you adapt changes, and i couldn't even start. Whats the factor of motivation ?

[@matinmazaheri453]

Not listening to music and not using digital devices makes it a real 48hour

[@lostedd]

Just veeery out of topic, have you ever had posture correction braces and if so did you find it helpful? You are a guy who likes to test new things so needed to ask this as I've planned go get one of those.

[@slloler6343]

🔥🔥

[@Leg_das_Handy_weg]

11:54 😂👌 oops

[@j-smith00]

I thank the algorithm gods for recommending me this video, dont know how or why it did, but im glad it did.

[@HieuNguyen0611]

do you live permanantly in Norway now?

[@TheUnlazyWay]

yep, I do :) !

[@sman53]

Stalker

[@RemyRuns]

He’s HERE

[@TheUnlazyWay]

yep!

[@RemyRuns]

You're 85% of the reason I started this channel. Stoked for the Patreon!! @@TheUnlazyWay

[@moumous87]

5:46 so the biggest difference was made by just watching less TV

[@behrozkarim8588]

watching this to just pass time

[@icebear5659]

i thought he was going to put on vr goggles running realtime at 0.5x

[@KiLVaiDeN]

I believe that, since time doesn't really exist, and is only a measure of movement/change, the less you move yourself (both in your body and your brain cells) the longer the time appears. It's why when we are bored, or waiting for something, time seems to slow down. We live in eternal present, the future is only a projection and the past is the state of movement in our memory. Without memory we wouldn't know of the past, and without a capacity to project ourself in the future (imagination), we wouldn't be aware of the future, it's why animals live constantly in the present and are fully aware. Meditation, full consciousness, are methods to disconnect from thoughts that involve the past and the future. They connect us to the present, and they make our lives more fully enjoyable. It doesn't matter if you watch netflix, or whatever. Time will pass at the same speed since the movement of the universe is "almost" constant in comparison to our small lifespan. I suggest that by projecting less into what is to come, or into what has been, to try and be fully present and fully conscious, in the now. It takes practice to get into a point where the past and future constructs disappear in favor of what really IS and what can really be DONE NOW.

[@nenadbabic5256]

Excelent :)

[@gojosatoru0917]

Dude i sreaching for that and i got this video 😂😂😂

[@ashrayaggarwal3]

That means you posted a video after 2 months! Joke aside, loved the experiment. Great video

[@TheUnlazyWay]

😂😂 thanks!

[@ChloeOnCam]

I feel like the Netflix token bit is so restrictive that it would stress me out!

[@marcmeier8247]

Just get some kids and your life will go to 2.0x. 😂

[@АлексейПлатонов-н5х]

Does anyone have any experience of reducing time spent on youtube? I know it is ironic, asking for that under youtube video, but still. My only idea is downgrading my PC, so i ust couldnt use it comfortably. I belive it i the only way to achieve it beacuse it worked with my smartphone much better than any internal app.

[@tomifx6677]

To make 24 hours into 48 hours you have to * it by 0.5 and not / it by 0.5 :)

[@1cd1]

I watched the video at x2 speed so it would look normal

[@angelag5708]

Weird feelings from this video 😊

[@mil-fpv4931]

I'm pretty sure you have never tried ganja, coz looks like thats what you are aiming for. Time slows and you are 100% present all the time. Thats the no1 reason its illegal and alchohol isnt. Because it makes you feel the opposite.

[@Applecitylightkiwi]

To stop thinking about tasks and work, you need to replace it with a hobby or sport that is just as addicting or exciting

[@Doppelpunkt_Zirkumflex_Klammer]

[@gluon8760]

what?

[@ameleeeq]

It looks for me as if KZbin is a big burden to You. I really enjoy your films, but maybe it doesn't enjoy You as much?

[@RandyHarris-k5g]

some years ago my vather gave me the best advice I ever got no matter what you do, or plan, always plan twice as long for me, that helped a lot I found there's a mix between speed of "static movement" and precision of "dynamic movement". If you are able to move fast, walking from a to b, taking a shorter path, that's something to consider. But, if you want to do something that requires precision, you should take the time needed to be gentle. It also helps if you start with as much force as possible and then increase it. Walking fast from one door to the other is fine, but for opening and closing it you can try to do that with ease. Each movement where no big change of momentum is involved can be done fast, you then have time to be aware of your surroundings. Short and highly dynamic movements, with a great amount of change in momentum, should be done with care and with your awareness to the action. For me that helped to reduce the things I brake and not to feel stressed. Everyday life seems more enjoyable.