YOU ARE NOT LATE At some point in life, many people hear the same quiet thought: "I thought I would be further by now." Further in career. Further in wealth. Further in relationships. Further in life. The feeling is familiar—the sense that time is moving forward while you are somehow falling behind. But what if that feeling is based on a misunderstanding of time itself? In You Are Not Late , Gauttam Bahety explores how our perception of time quietly shapes our anxiety, regret, and life decisions. Drawing insights from psychology, philosophy, and modern physics, the book reveals why life seems to accelerate as we grow older and why comparison often creates the illusion that we are "behind." Rather than offering motivational slogans, the book invites readers to rethink one of the most powerful assumptions guiding modern life: our relationship with time. In this book you will discover: • Why the years seem to move faster as we age • How one moment can expand into identity • Why regret often feels heavier than fear • What science suggests about the nature of time • How to recalibrate thinking when comparison takes over Time itself does not accuse us. It does not measure our worth. You may not be where you expected to be. But that does not mean you are late. You are somewhere. And somewhere is where every life unfolds.