Bye bye 2021, we hardly knew ya!


Time passes slower when we’re learning new skills and experiencing new things. — 123rf.com

Another year has come and gone and if 2020 was the year that felt like five years, 2021 was the year that felt like three months.

Seriously. And I’m not the only one who has noticed this – many of my friends and colleagues agree too. So what exactly is happening and is time actually moving faster?

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