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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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
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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...
You Don’t Need More Productivity Hacks, You Just Need To Go On a Walk
Sometimes I think the most radical thing you can do in a productivity-obsessed world is take a walk.
Not to chitchat about the weather, grab a quick Subway sandwich because you didn’t have time to prepare lunch or to count steps as part of...
Synchronicities: The Art Of Noticing Clues That Are More Than Just Coincidences
Synchronicities.
A word I didn’t know before, and a word that’s in the back of my mind all the time now.
It refers to those moments in life that feel like they carry a message — those times when the odds are so improbably small that you’r...
Less Chronos, More Kairos: Stop Counting Hours and Start Counting Moments That Matter
Do you know that dreadful feeling when you keep watching the clock because you can’t wait for a boring 60 minutes presentation to be over?
You’re just waiting for the minutes to pass by. One by one.
On the contrary, there are moments when...
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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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