Why People are Living Far Shorter Lives and What to Do About It, According to Controversial Columnist Brian Vaszily
The commonly held belief is that we're living longer lives than ever before. The truth, as renowned marketing expert and columnist Brian Vaszily demonstrates, is that we're living much shorter lives.
(PRWEB) January 10, 2007 -- People are on a path to live a much shorter life than the generations that came before, according to Brian Vaszily, renowned columnist and marketing expert.
And children are on a path to live a much shorter life than today's parents.
Though that contradicts what most people now believe -- that we're living longer lives than ever before -- with supporting data Brian Vaszily demonstrates that "increasing duration of years is not the equivalent of a longer life."
In reality -- that is, when people step back from their lives and honestly consider it with the twelve (12) big questions posed in the "Shorter Lives" piece by Brian Vaszily -- most people feel like they don't have enough time to enjoy life, to experience the things that really matter like family, hobbies and the outdoors.
Furthermore, no matter how much they hope to the contrary, statistics indicate that people have increasingly less time for these meaningful pursuits.
The average American may last 77.6 years or longer, but if an increasing mass of time in those years is spent in anxiety, anger and depression - and many widely publicized studies concur that these states are at all-time highs -- is that really living?
Read the full "Why We're Living (Far) Shorter Lives Than Ever, and What to Do About It" column by Brian Vaszily to find out now by going to http://www.sixwise.com/newsletters/06/04/12/time-deficiency.htm.
"How We Get You" columns by Brian Vaszily.
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