Jolly Good Planet

  Thin time reveals what you’ve been carrying for too long. When you stop pretending time is endless, life becomes real. When you are young, you think you have plenty of time — time to be good, time to achieve, time to change, time to become the person you imagine. You move through your days as if life were a long draft with infinite revisions. You assume there will always be another chance, another season, another tomorrow. So you postpone the important things. You tolerate the unnecessary things. You let the essential slip behind the trivial. But then, suddenly — and always sooner than you expect — you realise there is no more time to waste. It doesn’t have to be dramatic. Sometimes it’s a diagnosis. Sometimes it’s a loss. Sometimes it’s a goodbye, a near‑miss, or a truth spoken too late. Sometimes it’s just a quiet moment when life narrows to a single point and everything unnecessary falls away. In those moments, time feels thin — sharp, honest, unnegotiable. Clarity arrives lik...