Time Reclaims You

Time is leaking through your fingers-quietly, invisibly, while the world demands more speed, more noise, more of you. But beneath all the urgency, beneath the expectations that coil around your days like wire, there is a pulse you've forgotten: the rhythm of your own life. You feel it sometimes-when you pause longer than you should, when silence unsettles you, when your body whispers what your mind refuses to hear.
There is something inside you that wants out. Not a better version of you-just the real one. That version isn't optimized. It's not curated. It doesn't chase applause. It listens. To the breath you've been ignoring. To the fatigue you've renamed "discipline."To the longing that keeps returning no matter how busy you stay. This book is not about doing more. It's about remembering what the world made you forget:You were not born to outrun your life.
You were born to inhabit it. And the return begins here-in the quiet crack between one demand and the next, where your truth still waits, unhurried, unpolished, unafraid of being enough.