Shape time individually

If you look at the real ‘net time’ that you spend toge­ther and engage with each other, you will quickly notice that it is not so much. Conscious time toge­ther. Not at work. Not in front of a screen. Not on the phone, in social media. Not when slee­ping or pursuing your own hobbies.
The true ‘net time’ of toge­ther­ness is much less than one might think. That is why it is beco­ming more and more precious. Because it is beco­ming incre­asingly rare. People invest addi­tio­nal time in self-optimization.
There are good reasons for this: diver­si­fi­ca­tion, change, trans­for­ma­tion and speed are incre­asing everywhere.
Not only the time spent toge­ther is getting less, but also the time for ones­elf. That is why the ques­tion of ‘quality time’ is beco­ming more and more frequent. And is this time spent alone or toge­ther? We are convin­ced that people are consciously looking at what they have in common. We are convin­ced that we consciously spend time toge­ther and that we are really actively invol­ved with each other.
How good it is to have a nanny who is always initia­ting and staging these moments.