When was the last time you just sat and thought?

Orange sticky note with the words 'think more in 2025' written on it
In our always-on culture, being ‘busy’ has become normal. It robs us of the space to truly think. I often hear people say, ‘If only I had time to think things through.’ But I wonder: is it really a lack of time—or is it a lack of willingness?
For me, thinking often happens in the in-between moments: while walking, washing dishes, or waiting in line. These mundane distractions allow my thoughts to wander, leading to unexpected clarity.

Could it be that we don’t need more time, but a different perspective on thinking?

What’s your way of carving out time to think—or does thinking find you in unexpected moments?

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