#slowdown

[robinsheldonillustration]

Day 17 - Slow🍂✨

Taking it slow and brewing a perfect cup of coffee.☕️

[in-tenebris-et-in-solitudine]

Stay Safe Online

[thetypewriterdaily]

learning to have fun along the way as the journey of my life unfolds 🪩💃🏻💕💌🫧

[foreverfitnesspositivity]

In this world of chaos slow living is making a comeback. Slow living is a movement where people are deciding to live a more balanced life 💙🙏

Do less and notice more. As we slow down the pace it calms our breathing and reduces tension and stress 🙏🙏💙

[myimaginaryradio]

Slowdown - Paul Butterfield w/ Levon Helm, Dr John and David Sanborn

Good morning and happy Thursday.

Hope you guys like the blues. I'm in the mood and I'm sharing my mood with all you good people today.

Be Safe Be Kind And Be Awesome

[theshunbun]

Oof

[capture-the-silence]

slow down | summer 2023

[xclusive-69]

🌸 Why "Slow Living" is the New Hustle Culture—And How It’s Changing the Way We Live 🧘‍♀️

In a world where we’re constantly bombarded by the pressure to do more, be more, and hustle harder, it’s no surprise that slow living has emerged as a quiet but powerful antidote. The idea is simple, yet revolutionary: take a step back, focus on what truly matters, and savor the present moment. And lately, it’s been popping up everywhere—on Tumblr, Instagram, and even in the headlines of mainstream media.

But what exactly does slow living mean? For some, it’s a return to simpler, more mindful ways of living—unplugging from the constant noise of technology, taking time to appreciate the little things, and practicing self-care without the rush. It’s a way of reclaiming time in a world that’s always on fast-forward.

The rise of slow living comes as a direct counter to the hustle culture that’s been glorified over the past decade. We’ve all seen the endless productivity hacks, the 4 a.m. gym selfies, the “rise and grind” mentality. It’s a culture that rewards overwork and burnout, and it’s left many feeling exhausted and unfulfilled. Enter slow living: where the emphasis isn’t on doing more, but on doing less with intention and presence.

What’s incredible is that slow living isn’t about doing nothing—it’s about doing the things that bring joy, peace, and purpose. It’s waking up early to sip your coffee in silence, taking long walks without a destination in mind, and cultivating deep relationships rather than shallow connections. In a way, it’s about rejecting the idea that your worth is tied to how much you can produce.

On Tumblr, this shift in mindset is gaining momentum. There are blogs dedicated to minimalism, slow fashion, and mindful productivity that have become havens for those seeking to escape the relentless grind. Users share tips on everything from how to embrace a slower pace of life, to the importance of making time for creative hobbies or simply doing nothing.

In a world obsessed with speed, slow living is a radical act of resistance. It’s a reminder that life isn’t just about crossing things off your to-do list, but about the moments in between—the quiet, the messy, the real.

So, whether it’s embracing a slower routine or just being more mindful of your time, slow living offers a much-needed pause in our fast-paced world. Maybe, just maybe, slowing down is the key to truly moving forward. 🌿✨

[pastormike1976]

Knowing when to say "YES"

[in-tenebris-et-in-solitudine]

Stop thinking there’s a deadline. There is no deadline. Take a deep breath and take your time.

[lambertcottage]

Slower times

[foreverfitnesspositivity]

Slow Living

In this world of chaos slow living is making a comeback. Slow living is a movement where people are deciding to live a more balanced life. Slow living is about bringing self-care and kindness to yourself and to others back into your daily routine. By slowing things down there is a calm and purpose to life, moments to cherish the world around you and for the people that you share it with. It gives you the time to value all the things in life that you have.

[sungoddess23x]

[greyhounddbites]

make out to Start to Fall - Get Scared ??

[jrich103]

Slowing down is sometimes the best way to speed up. – Mike Vance

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