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Countdown of Life: How much time do you really have left?

We know roughly how we spend our days - 8 hours at work, maybe half an hour in traffic, a few hours watching TV in the evening. We thought it'd be interesting to look at it from a different perspective - how do you spend your time over the course of your whole life? The most shocking finding for us was that Americans spend 9 years in front of the TV. It makes you think about how you spend your time. Are you giving time to the things you really care about?






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