Most of us are struggling to get somewhere we’re not, not content with where we are today, with that struggle only really ending the day we die. You’ll see a struggle on most people’s faces, you’ll notice very few people visibly happy and seeming to just enjoy their journey.īy observing hundreds of lives like this, it really gives a sense of perspective, or reminds one of what we’re all doing, where we’re going wrong. Old, young, women, men, girls, boys, rich, poor, executives, laborers, not where they want to be, trying to get to some place that they do want to be.Īnd, of course, you know when they get to wherever they’re going, they’ll soon want to be somewhere else. What you’ll see is hundreds, and, if time permits, thousands, of people, busily walking to their destinations. Now observe while sipping your tea or coffee. Take a seat that gives you a view of people walking past, perhaps a table on the pavement outside. You can configure it from Settings > Time & Languages > Add clocks for different time zones.That’s a hard one, but the next time you’re at a busy cafe or restaurant waiting for someone, do this. The default clock app that comes preinstalled on all Windows 10 and 11 computers allows you to add two additional clocks in the Taskbar along with the one that shows your local time. Let’s take a look at different kinds of world clock apps and widgets for your Windows 10 and 11 desktops. Useful if you are a trader, writer, social media manager, or someone who travels a lot. Getting a better handle on the time zones will also help you do other things. Set a widget for each time zone or country and you will never disturb other people’s sleep. One way to fix this problem is by installing a world clock app or widget on your Windows desktop. working in different time zones, it’s easy to lose track of time.
Since most companies have a global workforce with employees, customers, suppliers, etc. Most global tech companies have adopted the work from home or WFH culture recently.
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