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The years aren’t speeding up because you’re getting older.Your weeks stopped leaving memories. Fix it in 5 minutes a day.
- Weeks you actually remember, not one long blur.
- 5 minutes a day, inside the life you already have.
- No travel. No big changes. No extra hours.
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“I cooked something I have never cooked before. It wasn’t much, just different sauce on pasta, but I could actually remember the smell, and I burnt my garlic a little.”
YOUR FREE LESSON · 86 SECONDS
Press play. Feel one minute stretch.
Remember when summers felt endless?
Everything was new, so your brain recorded it all.
Adult weeks repeat. Same commute, same evenings, same scroll. Your brain files identical weeks as one. That’s why the years fly.
It’s not your age. It’s autopilot.
WHAT THE RESEARCH FOUND
- Routine stretches of time are remembered as shorter.Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, 2003
- A short mindfulness exercise made time feel longer.Consciousness and Cognition, 2013
- New, unexpected things seem to last longer than familiar ones.Perception & Psychophysics, 2004
My parents and grandparents always say the years fly by. Then I scrolled my camera roll: whole months that looked exactly the same. So I built the simplest fix I could. Now my days feel slower.
Connor, founder of Time BenderFOR YOU IFthe weeks blur together and you want to feel them again.
NOT FOR YOU IFyou want a productivity hack to cram more into your day.
What happened when real people tried it.
Their own words, unedited. Our first testers paid a discounted price ($5) in exchange for honest feedback.
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★★★★★
“Day 4: I completed the tiny changes yesterday. I cooked something I have never cooked before. It wasn’t much, just different sauce on pasta, but I could actually remember the smell, and I burnt my garlic a little. Along with the Nightly Rewind, I feel like I am noticing everyday things more. It’s still early!”
Robert W., 62Early tester, paid a discounted $5 · after 4 days -
★★★★☆
“I completed the challenge last night. It’s interesting to compare how I felt. Last week was pretty busy. This week I could think of specific little changes I made over 5 out of the 7 days. However, none of these changes took longer than a few minutes. So far I feel like this experiment has been really useful.”
Lily C., 27Early tester, paid a discounted $5 · finished the 7 days -
★★★★☆
“I’ve completed 6 days. The thing that surprised me most was the Nightly Rewind. For some reason saying three moments I noticed that day out loud makes my day feel more complete. I did the lookup exercise yesterday while sitting on my porch. It was nothing major but I could actually remember more of this week so far.”
Hannah J., 31Early tester, paid a discounted $5 · after 6 days -
NOT RATED YET
“Three days completed! I’ve done the sensory reset, changed my route and had my first bites without my phone. Nothing major but I did notice myself thinking about how hot/cold my coffee was this morning. I haven’t missed any because I don’t have to spend long doing them. I’ll update after Day 7”
Early testerPaid a discounted $5 · after 3 days
The Two-Clock Method.
Two clocks in your brain: one for the moment, one for the memory. Three small habits slow down both.
- 1Slow down the moment.60 seconds a dayThe 5-4-3-2-1 Sensory Reset stretches your “right now” clock.
- 2Add memory markers.Once a weekSmall firsts, like a new route or a new Saturday ritual, give your brain something to record.
- 3Lock it in.2 minutes at bedtimeThe Nightly Rewind helps today’s moments stick as memories.
Everything you get
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The Two-Clock Method11 short video lessons, 15 minutes in total. Watch once, use every week.Instantly
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Guided Slow-Down Audio4 guided tracks for your day, your commute, a walk and bedtime.Instantly
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52 Weekly FirstsA ready-made new idea for every week of the year. Zero planning.Instantly
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Phone reminders, done for you3 gentle reminders, added to your calendar in one tap.Instantly
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The Memory TrackerA Google Sheet and printable PDF that show your weeks filling up.Instantly
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7-Day Challenge + one-page methodYour first week, day by day, and the whole method on one page.Instantly
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30-day guaranteeIf your weeks don’t feel fuller, you get every dollar back.Included
US$37one-time payment,
or in 2 payments
Less than one dinner out. About 71¢ a week for a year.
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- Try it for 30 days. Weeks don’t feel fuller? One email, every dollar back.
- Instant access to everything, the minute you pay.
- Prices in US dollars. Your bank converts automatically.
Common questions
When do I get access?
Right away. The minute you pay, you’re taken straight to your course: all 11 lessons, the guided audio, the 52 Weekly Firsts, the reminders, the Memory Tracker and the 7-Day Challenge.
How fast will I notice a difference?
You can feel the first effect tonight: the 60-Second Sensory Reset makes a single minute feel longer than a minute. Try it in the free lesson at the top of this page.
What if I forget, or don’t know what to do each week?
That part is done for you. One tap adds 3 gentle reminders to your phone’s calendar, and the 52 Weekly Firsts give you a ready-made new idea for every week of the year.
My schedule is packed. Do I really have time for this?
Yes. Every tool fits into something you already do, like your commute, meals or evening wind-down, and takes seconds to a few minutes.
What if it’s not for me?
You have 30 days to ask for a full refund, no questions asked. Just email connoradragi@gmail.com.
Is the price in US or Canadian dollars?
US dollars. Your bank converts it automatically at checkout, so a Canadian or UK card pays the equivalent in local currency on the day.
The next 12 months will pass either way.Make them feel like a year, not a blink.
Over 80% of this year is already gone. You have three options.
- 1. Do nothing.The weeks keep blurring. Next December, you’ll ask where the year went. Again.
- 2. Figure it out alone.Read the studies, test what works, build your own habits.
- 3. Use the Two-Clock Method.5 minutes a day, a free lesson to start, 30 days to decide.
Only you can decide.
I want more timeInstant access. 30 days to decide, or your money back.Sources
- Avni-Babad, D., & Ritov, I. (2003). Routine and the perception of time. Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, 132(4), 543–550.
- Kramer, R. S. S., Weger, U. W., & Sharma, D. (2013). The effect of mindfulness meditation on time perception. Consciousness and Cognition, 22(3), 846–852.
- Tse, P. U., Intriligator, J., Rivest, J., & Cavanagh, P. (2004). Attention and the subjective expansion of time. Perception & Psychophysics, 66(7), 1171–1189.
- Hammond, C. (2012). Time Warped: Unlocking the Mysteries of Time Perception. Canongate.
Time Bender is an educational program, not medical or mental-health advice.
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