The “forgetting curve,” as it’s called, is steepest during the first 24 hours after you learn something. What I don’t remember - and it’s terrible - is everything else.” “I remember the edition I remember the cover I usually remember where I bought it, or who gave it to me. “I almost always remember where I was as I was reading it, and the physical object of the book itself,” says Paul. In fact, she admits that she remembers very little of what she reads once she is done.
Pamela has merged her passion and profession into an all day (and sometimes night) consumption of all things on the printed page.Īs one of America’s foremost literary scholars, you would think she would have a highly developed sense of memory and recall, but she doesn’t. As the the editor of the prestigious New York Times Book Review, she consumes words the way most of us consume air. Pamela Pauls reads more than just about any other person in America. Please always keep in mind the impact music has on your child’s self worth. It does have an impact on your child: it makes them a better per-son. But, it does have an ROI (return on in-vestment) that is immeasurable. Beyond that, it has an impact on your and your family’s bottom line. It requires your child to sacrifice their time, talents, and sleep. And, this is as true for teens as it is for adults.īeing in music isn’t cheap. While it may not be as easy to quantify, our self worth is far more important than our net worth. How is it your net worth doesn’t include your most valuable and important asset: your children? What about the late night feedings, diaper changes, and skinned knees?.What about the early morning back rubs, late night snuggles, and long weekend trips?.What about the places you have traveled and the things you’ve seen?.What about all of the memories you have?.What about all of the people you love and who love you back?.Yes, there are websites you can visit and financial ad-visors you can speak to, but they don’t always paint an accurate picture and take into account ALL of your most valuable possessions. With whatever is left over, you probably try to save with hope of one day being able to retire - but it’s not always easy.įiguring out one’s net worth is no easy task. You likely have insurance for your belongings, house, and health. You have a mortgage/rent, a car, and people that you love and want to take care of. As the provider for your household, you are always watching and worrying over your finances.
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