WE LIVE IN TIMES: Price of Everything, Value of Nothing

Reflections on What Matters in Modern Life

De: TOMMY YEO

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

We live in times of quiet contradiction.
We have more comfort, yet feel less rested. More connection, yet less closeness. More possessions, yet less appreciation.

WE LIVE IN TIMES: Price of Everything, Value of Nothing is a reflective nonfiction book about modern life, meaning, and the choices we make without noticing. It explores how consumerism, constant distraction, and the chase for convenience have slowly reshaped our values—and how that shift affects our relationships, our attention, and our sense of purpose.

This book doesn’t preach. It doesn’t rush.
It invites you to pause.

Through five thoughtful parts, the book examines:

• Connection & Isolation — why we feel lonelier in a hyper-connected world

• Wealth & Scarcity — how abundance and lack exist side by side

• Family & Care — how responsibility shifts, and what love still asks of us

• Consumerism & Values — how comfort replaced meaning, and when that happened

• Empathy & Humanity — how we see people, yet often miss who they are

Written in a calm, reflective voice, this book is for readers who feel the weight of modern life but don’t want another loud answer. It is about slowing down, paying attention, and remembering what it feels like to be human.

WE LIVE IN TIMES is ideal for readers interested in:

• reflections on modern society

• finding meaning in everyday life

• mindfulness without religion

• thoughtful essays on values and humanity

• books about consumerism and modern culture

It doesn’t tell you what to think.
It reminds you how to feel.

If you’ve ever sensed that something important slipped through the cracks of progress—this book meets you there, quietly, and walks with you for a while.