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Advisor, Author, Speaker, Entrepreneur Teaching the Power of Pause: a practice for reclaiming your time, attention, and presence.

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David Werdiger

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29 Oct

One of the most counterintuitive lessons about growth is that progress doesn't happen in a straight line.

We need periods of intensity, followed by periods of consolidation. The brain processes during rest, ideas mature in the background, and clarity often arrives after the

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27 Oct

Some things take years to create, yet seconds to consume. We often do the same with our time and attention, rushing past what deserves to be savoured.

The value isn’t just in what we have, but in how we experience it.

This week, pick one thing and give it 12 seconds. What will

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22 Oct

There's a scene in "Mad Men" where Don Draper is asked what he thought about Hawaii, and instead of talking about beaches, he talks about becoming someone else. Not a version of himself with better tan lines and a Mai Tai. A different person. One who, for a few days, didn't miss

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20 Oct

Most people haven't seen In Time — but it might be the smartest movie about inequality Hollywood ever made.

Time is money. Literally. The rich live forever. The poor run out of clock.

A redistributionist Bonnie & Clyde try to break the system... and by the end, the system's

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