minimalism
The Wealth of Less
Why choosing a simple life is enriching, not limiting.
slow living
minimalism
Minimalism in Code and Life
I like the idea of simplicity and minimalism. Although, to be candid, I only follow these disciplines loosely. My goal, however, is always to reduce the amount of complexity in everything I do. The idea of a minimalist-like life is enticing. It attracts me because I know that owning fewer
life experience
An Eventful Week
As much as I despise calendars and scheduled events, last week turned out to be one of the most joyful weeks I’ve had in a while. Having all my kids, my wife, and my parents with me was already special. But on top of that, my youngest son graduated
slow living
You have less time than you think
Life is shorter than we think. Cut the noise, do what matters, and spend time with those you love. Don’t wait to start. Hug more, scroll less. We may not control time, but we can choose how we spend it. Make today count.
slow living
Savoring Time: How I Made 2024 Feel Like a Full Year
Time feels faster as we age, but I learned we can slow it down by breaking routines and embracing new experiences. In 2024, I made small changes that turned the year into a fulfilling, long journey. As 2025 begins, I’m ready to keep living intentionally and savoring every moment.
mindfulness
Making Time Slow Down (In the Best Way)
Thanksgiving has come and gone. Our son visited us from New York City, and we enjoyed a lovely, fulfilling dinner together. We had the usual Thanksgiving spread: turkey, gravy, pies, and my wife’s superb pasta—a dish so delicious it’s always a highlight. As I get older, I’
blogging
The cost of our rushed lives
Many years from now, we will look back at this era and understand the numerous mistakes we made due to our constant need for speed. Consider the incident with Alaska Airlines earlier this year, where a piece of the fuselage fell off while the plane was flying. A few days
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Adjusting Focus
After several hours in front of my computer, I shift my attention from the screen to a book on my coffee table. Initially, I thought my blurred vision was just a sign of tiredness. My eyes were watery, making it hard to read the words clearly. I rubbed my eyes
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Slow Down, Be Bored, Savor Life
A few years ago, my motivation and enthusiasm for work diminished. Every Monday, I would dread the idea of starting a new week. I was burned out. For years, I took on more tasks than I could handle, juggling multiple personal projects and trying to manage numerous tasks at work.