People who are frequently late tend to live longer – says a range of research studies.
Although being late is admittedly a bad habit which can rightfully annoy others, it’s interesting to read research which states that being late has a range of traits which can prolong life.
How’s that?
After all, people who are late are optimistic about what they can get done in a limited amount of time. They truly believe it’s possible to take a shower, blow dry their hair, grab a quick Frappucino, and still make it on time to meet you at 1 pm for lunch.
A spread from Karen Salmansohn’s book “Friends Forever Whatever Whenever”
“Optimism helps people cope with disease and recover from surgery.”
Plus…
“Even more impressive is the impact of a positive outlook on overall health and longevity. Research tells us that an optimistic outlook early in life can predict better health and a lower rate of death during follow-up periods of 15 to 40 years.”
Plus, frequently people are late because they’re caught up in an activity which makes them lose track of time.
They are in “flow.”
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