Playing with Lego can stop you from being a mental time traveller
Physically we stay in the moment, but mentally we are time travellers. Repetitive tasks, like Lego, help our minds stay where we need to be.
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Physically we stay in the moment, but mentally we are time travellers. Repetitive tasks, like Lego, help our minds stay where we need to be.
Physically we stay in the moment, but mentally we are time travellers. Repetitive tasks, like Lego, help our minds stay where we need to be.
Physically we stay in the moment, but mentally we are time travellers. Repetitive tasks, like Lego, help our minds stay where we need to be.
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