Slow & Steady
Janine \ud83d\udc22Thoughtful reflections on living slower, truer, and more at peace with yourself. No 5AM wake-up calls. No ''rise and grind''. Just one small, steady step toward a more intentional life every Sunday (my favorite day, of course). See you on the slower side.
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Don't become your best self, become your favorite self
I recently realized my burnout is multilayered.
To be completely honest, I was blaming a lot of my burnout on external factors.
And they were there. They were real. I was in a shitty work situation. I had to deal with downsizing.
But th...
Just because you're good at thinking doesn't mean you should spend eight hours doing it
Bollingen Tower, built and expended by Carl Jung between 1923 and 1955
Thinking is my default mode.
I love thinking about what was, what is, and what could be. Especially the latter. I’m a visionary by heart. I live for exciting ‘’what if...
Turns out I didn't need more healthy habits, I just needed more healing
In an attempt to live healthier after burnout, I’ve been trying to incorporate more healthy habits in my life.
Not in the way that typical wellness influencers would approve of, though. I don’t set alarms. I don’t have an order in which I...
Burn-out, recovery, and a new chapter in my life
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Hi reader,
I posted my last article over half a year ago. Long time, huh? There’s a reason.
I was probably already going through a pre-burn out phase at that point.
Earlier this year, on January 5th, I...
When Corporate Life Asks For More Than Just Your Time
Photo by Luke Chesser on Unsplash
When we work, are we really just trading time for money?
That’s the story they sell to us: just clock in, clock out. You offer the hours, the company fixes your paycheck.
Nowadays, we talk a lot about wo...
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70% silly. 30% deep. 100% real. I write about the joys of slowing down. Join me on a slow quest — just for fun. Or grab a cup of tea and read my slow letters. Hope to see you on the slower side (no hurries)
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