This shortcast features Nicholas V. K.'s "The Slowness Manifesto", a concise guide and quiet companion that encourages a philosophy of slowness in a world that demands rapid pace.
It explores the belief that slowness is not laziness, that ordinary moments are formative, and that being present is a form of wealth.
The manifesto invites listeners to walk slower, notice more, and live with gentle rebellion against societal demands for speed. It serves as a reminder that there is no rush to become the person you are meant to be.
