As autumn settles in, I’m reminded that nature never hurries, yet everything gets done. The trees release what no longer serves them. The air cools, inviting stillness. The pace naturally slows. And in that slowing, there is wisdom. In the corporate world, however, “slowing down” often feels like failure. We’re taught to push harder, move faster, and fill every moment with activity. But as a Mindfulness Coach and former management consultant, I’ve seen firsthand how constant acceleration can quietly erode focus, creativity, and wellbeing, not just for individuals, but across entire organizations. After years in fast-paced environments, I learned that rest is not a reward, it’s a requirement for sustainable performance. The most effective leaders and teams are not the ones who never stop, but the ones who know when to pause, what to release, and how to create space for renewal. Just as trees let go of their leaves to prepare for new growth, we too can benefit from asking ourselves: -Wha...
Just a soul navigating through life in a mindful way!