Tim Ferriss

I had an experience like this in Japan recently.

So a number of my friends, it's been a dream of theirs since I was 15 and went there as an exchange student.

They've always wanted to go to Japan with me.

but some of them have tighter financial situations than other, no way.

All right, so how do I spend money?

It's like, I'm going to take those guys to Japan, like cover everything.

They have to have a little skin in the game.

So it's like, all right, we're all going to get there.

You have to get there.

But then once we get there, I'm going to pay for everything.

And there was one day on that trip where all of us were like, today felt like seven days.

and our minds were blown.

Like, the amount of time dilation versus, like, time constriction.

Time dilation was so extreme.

It was like, we sat at dinner, had a couple beers.

We were just like, what just happened?

Right?

So, like, do a little dissection of those experiences.

And I really feel like if you're able to turn days into the feeling of weeks enough in a given year, it's like your experiential lifespan could go from... If you're a preoccupied person who dies at 85, maybe you live

40, 50 of those years, maybe you get to 120, experientially.