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Most people only know their age in terms of years. But for the last several years, I have made a point to be aware of my age in days. Your age in years carries societal baggage around what it means to be in your 20s, 30s, etc., but your age in days just is what it is. At 30,000 days old, you’ll be 82, roughly an average life expectancy. I celebrated my 10,000th day a few years ago. More recently, I turned 11,000 days old. I find that being aware of my age in days really helps puts things in perspective. I keep track of my age in days by writing the number in the top right corner of my morning journal. If I go too many days in a row without journaling to simply add the number of days in my head, I’ll just look it up again on a website like daysold.com. If you want to be more aware of your own mortality, and more willfully ignorant of what society says you should be doing at a certain age in life, I would say a healthy awareness of your age in days is good. Let me know if you decide to try it.
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You're almost close to your 30's I'm approximately 7000 days old, still a bit far from where you are hehe! Also, did you make the calculations based on 366 days a year? And just subtract 11 making it a round figure. Genius!
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I just use a website like the one I linked which incorporates leap years and stuff to give the exact number of days. Then once I have a starting point I keep track manually by adding the number of days that have passed since my last entry. I am really not a fan of using estimates that are wrong when they can be right.
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