ISBN: 9798285250289 - a lesson on getting ahead of yourself: the pain from not slowing down (8 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What if the pace you're living at is costing you the life you're meant to live?In a world obsessed with hustle, speed, and constant output, A Lesson on Getting Ahead of Yourself is a quiet but powerful call to return-to your breath, your body, your truth.With unflinching honesty and gentle grace, Oren K. Wilder offers a series of soul-deep reflections on the subtle and not-so-subtle ways we disconnect from ourselves in pursuit of an arrival that never comes. Through poetic insight, lived wisdom, and practical invitations, this book explores: - The illusion of momentum and the myth of "making it"- The quiet damage of always turning the present into a means to an end- How the body stores the exhaustion we refuse to feel- The cost of borrowing time and paying with presence- What happens when we stop rushing and simply. stayEach chapter opens a space for remembering-the kind that doesn't demand more effort, but invites more softness. More truth. More presence.Perfect for those who are tired of the grind, disillusioned by performative productivity, or simply longing to slow down but don't know how, this book is a gentle landing for the overwhelmed soul.Whether you're in the spiral, waking up from the chase, or finally letting yourself rest, A Lesson on Getting Ahead of Yourself will meet you where you are-not to fix you, but to remind you: you were never behind. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…