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The fast pace of life seems important, especially with technology being a part of our existence in many ways. Yet, there is some real substance to this digging into the reasons why and what we should slow down, allowing the moments to be lived fully and teach us what we are supposed to be learning. We speak about the times we need to rush, the times we need to pause and respond slowly, the difficulty of adapting to this changing according to the situation. The conversation with Hemant Gupta is a revelation as always, where he joins me in pondering over the many kinds of hidden little seeking within this umbrella thought of going slow. Do check out this wonderful chat. For the video, check www.youube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop
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