When does day-dreaming become wasted time?
by Lauren_S in Six Words Questions on Aug 29, 2012 | 
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thesagittarian12 says,
Given that the likelihood of any individual ever existing is approximately one in 45.897 gazillion, you are a statistical improbability of mammoth proportions. Go forth and daydream, I say!Contemplative says,
My belief: Everything in moderation.Daydreaming often recharges me and serves as a source of motivation and inspiration. It does become to much when it interferes with my daily living such as causing me to be late for appointments or put off calls that need to be made.
Fortunately, I'm acutely aware of this issue and I believe I have struck the ideal balance.