In this solo episode, dive into the deep-rooted causes and widespread impacts of our 'hurry sickness.' Discover why we're always in a rush and how this unhealthy relationship with time began. Reflecting on historical shifts due to capitalism, the episode explores Edward B. Thompson’s insights and introduces the term 'hurry sickness' as coined by Friedman and Rosenman in 1974. 🕵️‍♂️📚 Learn about the severe cognitive, physical, and emotional consequences of constant rushing, from reduced focus and high blood pressure to burnout and depression. Drawing from personal experiences and research, the episode emphasizes the importance of slowing down and setting boundaries to improve overall well-being. 🌟💖 Plus, get practical tips on how to start saying no and carving out much-needed margin in your life. 📝🛑 Tune in to break free from the cycle of stress and reclaim your peace and joy. 😌✨

00:47 Introduction: The Rush Epidemic

02:09 The Historical Shift to a Clock-Based Society

04:01 The Impact of Hurry Sickness

04:32 Personal Anecdotes: Life on the Farm

07:00 Recognizing the Signs of Hurry Sickness

10:01 The Consequences of a Fast-Paced Life

13:30 Strategies to Slow Down and Reclaim Time

17:04 The Benefits of Slowing Down

19:39 Practical Tips for Creating Margin

21:21 Conclusion: Ruthlessly Eliminate Hurry

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