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Paperback. Condición: Good. ?This book reminds us that time?s real value lies in the human moments we refuse to rush.? - Daniel H. Pink, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Power of Regret and When?Sometimes You Should Be Late shows why slowing down in the right contexts isn?t an obstacle to progress, but a prerequisite for it.? - Jamie Metzl, bestselling author of Superconvergence and The AI Ten Commandments?This insightful meditation on time is ultimately a call to stay attuned to our values more than the clock.? - Rhaina Cohen, Bestselling author of The Other Significant Others?A must-read for anyone who wants to feel less rushed and more present.? - Anne-Laure Le Cunff, neuroscientist and author of Tiny ExperimentsWhat if the real measure of your life isn?t how fast you run, how much you do, how 'on time' you are, but how well you pay attention to what actually matters?Sometimes You Should Be Late is about the quiet courage to slow down when the world keeps shouting, hurry up. It?s not really about clocks; it?s about questioning the stories we?ve inherited about time and consciously, rebelliously, choosing our own path.We live in a culture that worships urgency. Like horses with blinders, we?re trained to look straight ahead?at deadlines, meetings, and to-do lists. This book invites us to lift those blinders and see what we?re missing: the colleague who has a sad look in their eye, the simple joy of a walk, the gift of a slow morning with loved ones, the stranger who needs help. Because sometimes being late is how we arrive on time for what truly matters.Drawing on stories from government, psychology, and everyday life, meditation teacher and writer Alex Snider offers a field guide for reclaiming your attention from urgency culture. This isn?t about hacks or time-management tricks. It?s about choosing presence over punctuality, kindness over checklists, and our humanity over the clock.…

Paperback. Condición: Very Good. ?This book reminds us that time?s real value lies in the human moments we refuse to rush.? - Daniel H. Pink, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Power of Regret and When?Sometimes You Should Be Late shows why slowing down in the right contexts isn?t an obstacle to progress, but a prerequisite for it.? - Jamie Metzl, bestselling author of Superconvergence and The AI Ten Commandments?This insightful meditation on time is ultimately a call to stay attuned to our values more than the clock.? - Rhaina Cohen, Bestselling author of The Other Significant Others?A must-read for anyone who wants to feel less rushed and more present.? - Anne-Laure Le Cunff, neuroscientist and author of Tiny ExperimentsWhat if the real measure of your life isn?t how fast you run, how much you do, how 'on time' you are, but how well you pay attention to what actually matters?Sometimes You Should Be Late is about the quiet courage to slow down when the world keeps shouting, hurry up. It?s not really about clocks; it?s about questioning the stories we?ve inherited about time and consciously, rebelliously, choosing our own path.We live in a culture that worships urgency. Like horses with blinders, we?re trained to look straight ahead?at deadlines, meetings, and to-do lists. This book invites us to lift those blinders and see what we?re missing: the colleague who has a sad look in their eye, the simple joy of a walk, the gift of a slow morning with loved ones, the stranger who needs help. Because sometimes being late is how we arrive on time for what truly matters.Drawing on stories from government, psychology, and everyday life, meditation teacher and writer Alex Snider offers a field guide for reclaiming your attention from urgency culture. This isn?t about hacks or time-management tricks. It?s about choosing presence over punctuality, kindness over checklists, and our humanity over the clock.…

Paperback. Condición: Good. ?This book reminds us that time?s real value lies in the human moments we refuse to rush.? - Daniel H. Pink, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Power of Regret and When?Sometimes You Should Be Late shows why slowing down in the right contexts isn?t an obstacle to progress, but a prerequisite for it.? - Jamie Metzl, bestselling author of Superconvergence and The AI Ten Commandments?This insightful meditation on time is ultimately a call to stay attuned to our values more than the clock.? - Rhaina Cohen, Bestselling author of The Other Significant Others?A must-read for anyone who wants to feel less rushed and more present.? - Anne-Laure Le Cunff, neuroscientist and author of Tiny ExperimentsWhat if the real measure of your life isn?t how fast you run, how much you do, how 'on time' you are, but how well you pay attention to what actually matters?Sometimes You Should Be Late is about the quiet courage to slow down when the world keeps shouting, hurry up. It?s not really about clocks; it?s about questioning the stories we?ve inherited about time and consciously, rebelliously, choosing our own path.We live in a culture that worships urgency. Like horses with blinders, we?re trained to look straight ahead?at deadlines, meetings, and to-do lists. This book invites us to lift those blinders and see what we?re missing: the colleague who has a sad look in their eye, the simple joy of a walk, the gift of a slow morning with loved ones, the stranger who needs help. Because sometimes being late is how we arrive on time for what truly matters.Drawing on stories from government, psychology, and everyday life, meditation teacher and writer Alex Snider offers a field guide for reclaiming your attention from urgency culture. This isn?t about hacks or time-management tricks. It?s about choosing presence over punctuality, kindness over checklists, and our humanity over the clock.…

Paperback. Condición: Very Good. ?This book reminds us that time?s real value lies in the human moments we refuse to rush.? - Daniel H. Pink, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Power of Regret and When?Sometimes You Should Be Late shows why slowing down in the right contexts isn?t an obstacle to progress, but a prerequisite for it.? - Jamie Metzl, bestselling author of Superconvergence and The AI Ten Commandments?This insightful meditation on time is ultimately a call to stay attuned to our values more than the clock.? - Rhaina Cohen, Bestselling author of The Other Significant Others?A must-read for anyone who wants to feel less rushed and more present.? - Anne-Laure Le Cunff, neuroscientist and author of Tiny ExperimentsWhat if the real measure of your life isn?t how fast you run, how much you do, how 'on time' you are, but how well you pay attention to what actually matters?Sometimes You Should Be Late is about the quiet courage to slow down when the world keeps shouting, hurry up. It?s not really about clocks; it?s about questioning the stories we?ve inherited about time and consciously, rebelliously, choosing our own path.We live in a culture that worships urgency. Like horses with blinders, we?re trained to look straight ahead?at deadlines, meetings, and to-do lists. This book invites us to lift those blinders and see what we?re missing: the colleague who has a sad look in their eye, the simple joy of a walk, the gift of a slow morning with loved ones, the stranger who needs help. Because sometimes being late is how we arrive on time for what truly matters.Drawing on stories from government, psychology, and everyday life, meditation teacher and writer Alex Snider offers a field guide for reclaiming your attention from urgency culture. This isn?t about hacks or time-management tricks. It?s about choosing presence over punctuality, kindness over checklists, and our humanity over the clock.…

Paperback. Condición: Very Good. It's a well-cared-for item that has seen limited use. The item may show minor signs of wear. All the text is legible, with all pages included. It may have slight markings and/or highlighting.

Condición: good. This book is in good condition. The cover has minor creases or bends. The binding is tight and pages are intact. Some pages may have writing or highlighting.

paperback. Condición: Fine.

paperback. Condición: Very Good.

Paperback or Softback. Condición: New. Sometimes You Should Be Late: The Quiet Rebellion of Slowing Down in a World Obsessed with Speed. Book.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condición: New. "This book reminds us that time's real value lies in the human moments we refuse to rush." - Daniel H. Pink, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Power of Regret and When"Sometimes You Should Be Late shows why slowing down in the right contexts isn't an obstacle to progress, but a prerequisite for it." - Jamie Metzl, bestselling author of Superconvergence and The AI Ten Commandments"This insightful meditation on time is ultimately a call to stay attuned to our values more than the clock." - Rhaina Cohen, Bestselling author of The Other Significant Others"A must-read for anyone who wants to feel less rushed and more present." - Anne-Laure Le Cunff, neuroscientist and author of Tiny ExperimentsWhat if the real measure of your life isn't how fast you run, how much you do, how 'on time' you are, but how well you pay attention to what actually matters?Sometimes You Should Be Late is about the quiet courage to slow down when the world keeps shouting, hurry up. It's not really about clocks; it's about questioning the stories we've inherited about time and consciously, rebelliously, choosing our own path.We live in a culture that worships urgency. Like horses with blinders, we're trained to look straight ahead-at deadlines, meetings, and to-do lists. This book invites us to lift those blinders and see what we're missing: the colleague who has a sad look in their eye, the simple joy of a walk, the gift of a slow morning with loved ones, the stranger who needs help. Because sometimes being late is how we arrive on time for what truly matters.Drawing on stories from government, psychology, and everyday life, meditation teacher and writer Alex Snider offers a field guide for reclaiming your attention from urgency culture. This isn't about hacks or time-management tricks. It's about choosing presence over punctuality, kindness over checklists, and our humanity over the clock.…

Condición: New.

Paperback. Condición: New. "This book reminds us that time's real value lies in the human moments we refuse to rush." - Daniel H. Pink, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Power of Regret and When"Sometimes You Should Be Late shows why slowing down in the right contexts isn't an obstacle to progress, but a prerequisite for it." - Jamie Metzl, bestselling author of Superconvergence and The AI Ten Commandments"This insightful meditation on time is ultimately a call to stay attuned to our values more than the clock." - Rhaina Cohen, Bestselling author of The Other Significant Others"A must-read for anyone who wants to feel less rushed and more present." - Anne-Laure Le Cunff, neuroscientist and author of Tiny ExperimentsWhat if the real measure of your life isn't how fast you run, how much you do, how 'on time' you are, but how well you pay attention to what actually matters?Sometimes You Should Be Late is about the quiet courage to slow down when the world keeps shouting, hurry up. It's not really about clocks; it's about questioning the stories we've inherited about time and consciously, rebelliously, choosing our own path.We live in a culture that worships urgency. Like horses with blinders, we're trained to look straight ahead-at deadlines, meetings, and to-do lists. This book invites us to lift those blinders and see what we're missing: the colleague who has a sad look in their eye, the simple joy of a walk, the gift of a slow morning with loved ones, the stranger who needs help. Because sometimes being late is how we arrive on time for what truly matters.Drawing on stories from government, psychology, and everyday life, meditation teacher and writer Alex Snider offers a field guide for reclaiming your attention from urgency culture. This isn't about hacks or time-management tricks. It's about choosing presence over punctuality, kindness over checklists, and our humanity over the clock.…

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condición: Very Good. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Hardback or Cased Book. Condición: New. Sometimes You Should Be Late: The Quiet Rebellion of Slowing Down in a World Obsessed with Speed. Book.

Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 240 pages. 0.86x5.52x0.67 inches. In Stock.

Condición: New.

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. This book reminds us that times real value lies in the human moments we refuse to rush. - Daniel H. Pink, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Power of Regret and WhenSometimes You Should Be Late shows why slowing down in the right contexts isnt an obstacle to progress, but a prerequisite for it. - Jamie Metzl, bestselling author of Superconvergence and The AI Ten CommandmentsThis insightful meditation on time is ultimately a call to stay attuned to our values more than the clock. - Rhaina Cohen, Bestselling author of The Other Significant OthersA must-read for anyone who wants to feel less rushed and more present. - Anne-Laure Le Cunff, neuroscientist and author of Tiny ExperimentsWhat if the real measure of your life isnt how fast you run, how much you do, how 'on time' you are, but how well you pay attention to what actually matters?Sometimes You Should Be Late is about the quiet courage to slow down when the world keeps shouting, hurry up. Its not really about clocks; its about questioning the stories weve inherited about time and consciously, rebelliously, choosing our own path.We live in a culture that worships urgency. Like horses with blinders, were trained to look straight aheadat deadlines, meetings, and to-do lists. This book invites us to lift those blinders and see what were missing: the colleague who has a sad look in their eye, the simple joy of a walk, the gift of a slow morning with loved ones, the stranger who needs help. Because sometimes being late is how we arrive on time for what truly matters.Drawing on stories from government, psychology, and everyday life, meditation teacher and writer Alex Snider offers a field guide for reclaiming your attention from urgency culture. This isnt about hacks or time-management tricks. Its about choosing presence over punctuality, kindness over checklists, and our humanity over the clock. We treat punctuality and productivity like moral virtues but we too often forget all that we miss? Sometimes You Should Be Late challenges urgency culture and shows how to choose differently, trading speed at all costs for presence, kindness and connection. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

HRD. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Condición: new.

Hardback. Condición: New. "This book reminds us that time's real value lies in the human moments we refuse to rush." - Daniel H. Pink, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Power of Regret and When"Sometimes You Should Be Late shows why slowing down in the right contexts isn't an obstacle to progress, but a prerequisite for it." - Jamie Metzl, bestselling author of Superconvergence and The AI Ten Commandments"This insightful meditation on time is ultimately a call to stay attuned to our values more than the clock." - Rhaina Cohen, Bestselling author of The Other Significant Others"A must-read for anyone who wants to feel less rushed and more present." - Anne-Laure Le Cunff, neuroscientist and author of Tiny ExperimentsWhat if the real measure of your life isn't how fast you run, how much you do, how 'on time' you are, but how well you pay attention to what actually matters?Sometimes You Should Be Late is about the quiet courage to slow down when the world keeps shouting, hurry up. It's not really about clocks; it's about questioning the stories we've inherited about time and consciously, rebelliously, choosing our own path.We live in a culture that worships urgency. Like horses with blinders, we're trained to look straight ahead-at deadlines, meetings, and to-do lists. This book invites us to lift those blinders and see what we're missing: the colleague who has a sad look in their eye, the simple joy of a walk, the gift of a slow morning with loved ones, the stranger who needs help. Because sometimes being late is how we arrive on time for what truly matters.Drawing on stories from government, psychology, and everyday life, meditation teacher and writer Alex Snider offers a field guide for reclaiming your attention from urgency culture. This isn't about hacks or time-management tricks. It's about choosing presence over punctuality, kindness over checklists, and our humanity over the clock.…

HRD. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Condición: New. 2026. paperback. . . . . .

Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 240 pages. 0.86x5.52x0.67 inches. In Stock.

Hardback. Condición: New. "This book reminds us that time's real value lies in the human moments we refuse to rush." - Daniel H. Pink, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Power of Regret and When"Sometimes You Should Be Late shows why slowing down in the right contexts isn't an obstacle to progress, but a prerequisite for it." - Jamie Metzl, bestselling author of Superconvergence and The AI Ten Commandments"This insightful meditation on time is ultimately a call to stay attuned to our values more than the clock." - Rhaina Cohen, Bestselling author of The Other Significant Others"A must-read for anyone who wants to feel less rushed and more present." - Anne-Laure Le Cunff, neuroscientist and author of Tiny ExperimentsWhat if the real measure of your life isn't how fast you run, how much you do, how 'on time' you are, but how well you pay attention to what actually matters?Sometimes You Should Be Late is about the quiet courage to slow down when the world keeps shouting, hurry up. It's not really about clocks; it's about questioning the stories we've inherited about time and consciously, rebelliously, choosing our own path.We live in a culture that worships urgency. Like horses with blinders, we're trained to look straight ahead-at deadlines, meetings, and to-do lists. This book invites us to lift those blinders and see what we're missing: the colleague who has a sad look in their eye, the simple joy of a walk, the gift of a slow morning with loved ones, the stranger who needs help. Because sometimes being late is how we arrive on time for what truly matters.Drawing on stories from government, psychology, and everyday life, meditation teacher and writer Alex Snider offers a field guide for reclaiming your attention from urgency culture. This isn't about hacks or time-management tricks. It's about choosing presence over punctuality, kindness over checklists, and our humanity over the clock.…

Condición: New. 2026. paperback. . . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -What if the real measure of your life isn't how fast you run, how much you do, how 'on time' you are, but how well you pay attention to what actually matters Sometimes You Should Be Late is about the quiet courage to slow down when the world keeps shouting, hurry up. It's not really about clocks; it's about questioning the stories we've inherited about time and consciously, rebelliously, choosing our own path. We live in a culture that worships urgency. Like horses with blinders, we're trained to look straight ahead-at deadlines, meetings, and to-do lists. This book invites us to lift those blinders and see what we're missing: the colleague who has a sad look in their eye, the simple joy of a walk, the gift of a slow morning with loved ones, the stranger who needs help. Because sometimes being late is how we arrive on time for what truly matters. Drawing on stories from government, psychology, and everyday life, meditation teacher and writer Alex Snider offers a field guide for reclaiming your attention from urgency culture. This isn't about hacks or time-management tricks. It's about choosing presence over punctuality, kindness over checklists, and our humanity over the clock. 242 pp. Englisch. …

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -What if the real measure of your life isn't how fast you run, how much you do, how 'on time' you are, but how well you pay attention to what actually matters Sometimes You Should Be Late is about the quiet courage to slow down when the world keeps shouting, hurry up. It's not really about clocks; it's about questioning the stories we've inherited about time and consciously, rebelliously, choosing our own path. We live in a culture that worships urgency. Like horses with blinders, we're trained to look straight ahead-at deadlines, meetings, and to-do lists. This book invites us to lift those blinders and see what we're missing: the colleague who has a sad look in their eye, the simple joy of a walk, the gift of a slow morning with loved ones, the stranger who needs help. Because sometimes being late is how we arrive on time for what truly matters. Drawing on stories from government, psychology, and everyday life, meditation teacher and writer Alex Snider offers a field guide for reclaiming your attention from urgency culture. This isn't about hacks or time-management tricks. It's about choosing presence over punctuality, kindness over checklists, and our humanity over the clock. 242 pp. Englisch. …

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