Life doesn’t seem to keep its promises and time goes by?
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Becoming aware of your own rhythm allows you to discover your place in the orchestra of life.
Play your own music score and shine with sparkling notes that harmonise with those of others,
find your inner rhythm and vibrate with the rest of the world,
This is my wish for all of us.
I have been playing the piano since the age of twelve. I learned rhythm with the metronome, eighth notes, sixteenth notes and counter-time. I have often had difficulties with rhythm and not only in music.
The job of conductor has always fascinated me: listening to all the rhythms, composing, making life harmonious. However, I needed first to find a harmony, a rhythm, my own vibration in my own life.
Bonjour👋 my name is Daniel! In life, I am an author and coach on time management.
I am of Spanish origin on my mother’s side and French on my father’s. I grew up with both cultures since my childhood.
One day I borrowed Stephen Hawking’s book A Brief History of Time from the library. Discovering space-time was a fantastic revelation. I thought I was entering another dimension where time is malleable,
The idea came to me to apply the physical principles of time in my daily life. Naturally the result was very limited! But it did bring up the idea of trying to accumulate time, to manage it as a resource.
Today, my greatest satisfaction is to be able to accelerate time and slow it down. After having experimented with the notion of psychological time and having enriched it by reading scientific studies on the subject, I have finally reached equilibrium. I found my own rhythm.
It is this path of return to oneself, of mastery of one’s time, of efficiency, of autonomy and, in short, of rhythm that I propose to experiment.
Finding my own rhythm has helped me to improve my self-confidence. It has allowed me to focus my attention on my feelings and has given me the joy of living the experiences of my choice. I found a balance because I was aware of the moments when my life took a boost and the moments when it was necessary to slow down. If sometimes I still lose my balance, I know how to get back to it and get back to my inner rhythm.
Daniel Presles 