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RSA Animate – The Secret Powers of Time

Professor Philip Zimbardo conveys how our individual perspectives of time affect our work, health and well-being. Time influences who we are as a person, how we view relationships and how we act in the world. View the full video of Professor Philip Zimbardo’s talk at the RSA.



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  • Daniel Akyea Asamani
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  • Ongjavier
    how big is that paper?
  • Tamazra
    excellent! for me, this link to the mindfulness approach which is basically about SLOWING DOWN to take a look at the actions/reactions/assumptions etc we are making. I have forwarded this to about 20 people!
  • celebrate
    wonderful video, brilliant and very useful ideas that I will certainly use in my work to encourage people to understand and work with cultural diversity. thank you.
  • Peterson378
    I always walk the jump off course (a shorted course for all those who jump around clear in the first round) because that is the only opportunity and I want to plan the round in my head in case I get through the first round. I offered to share the jump-off course, written on the back of my hand, with a group of my fellow competitors.
    Any way excellent, lively communication !

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  • Absolutely brilliant! Thank you. I hope they are available in podcast format on iTunes :)
  • Barbara Nunn
    I was really captured by this -excellent, lively communication !
  • Lennart
    I just found out about these valuable "lessons" given in a very amusing way!

    If all videos on RSA would be this amusing, i would buy the DVD!
  • Charles Parrish
    These videos are spectacular, and I think adding an interactive visual, possibly including clickable areas that play corresponding speech segments, of the entire whiteboard for each video would benefit my ability to internalize the large quantity of information.
  • Makes sense of a unacknowledged characteristic of Irish society which says that planning is bad karma, at least planning beyond the most immediate future. I realised this one day when I was walking the course for a show jumping competition. I always walk the jump off course (a shorted course for all those who jump around clear in the first round) because that is the only opportunity and I want to plan the round in my head in case I get through the first round. I offered to share the jump-off course, written on the back of my hand, with a group of my fellow competitors. Their response ranged from "I'll worry about that when the time comes", "That would be bad luck!", "Let's concentrate on getting clear in the first round". And this is a familiar experience in participating in national and regional development planning.

    In my case, clearly the English/Protestant family influence is winning over the Irish cultural upbringing in this instance. Now it all makes sense!
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