: Honoré’s journey began when he realized he was trying to speed-read bedtime stories to his son. This "wake-up call" led him to investigate why we are always in such a rush. Impact on Daily Life
The book argues that "slow" does not mean doing everything at a snail's pace, but rather finding the tempo giusto —the right speed for each moment. : Honoré’s journey began when he realized he
: Honoré traces the history of our obsession with efficiency back to the Industrial Revolution, noting how punctuality became a moral virtue while slowness was cast as a "cardinal sin". : Honoré’s journey began when he realized he
