Slow Living

Four Essential Principles to Find Balance, Reduce Stress, Embrace Simplicity and Rediscover a Life of Meaning in the Modern World

De: Cora Meadows

Narrado por: Lisa Southam

Discover a new feeling of PURPOSE AND MEANING through the powerful art of Slow Living

Are you stuck in an endless cycle of to-do lists, deadlines, and digital noise—yet feel unfulfilled?

Do you long to slow down, live with intention, and reconnect with what truly matters?

If so, you’re not alone—and this audiobook is your invitation to a more grounded, peaceful life.

Slow Living offers a refreshing antidote to the stress of modern life. Through timeless principles and practical strategies, you'll learn how to simplify, refocus, and live more meaningfully.

• The 4 essential principles of Slow Living to help you reconnect with your core values
• Practical strategies to cover all areas of life, including time management and coping with stress
• Decluttering tips to create calm, intentional spaces
• Ways to nurture genuine relationships and meaningful connection
• How to unplug from digital distractions without losing touch

This isn’t about stopping—it’s about moving through life with clarity, purpose, and joy. Even small changes can lead to big shifts in how you feel, connect, and live.

Picture a life where your choices reflect your values and each day feels intentional, not rushed.

©2025 Durian Willink (P)2025 Durian Willink

Beautiful

This is a wonderful meditation doing exactly what it says on the cover; well crafted and delivered.

Simple and Practical

I've been living in rural Vietnam for three months on a sabbatical, where I've been able to slow down in a big way. It's been transformative. That's why I bought this book - to help me develop some strategies to maintain my new pace and sense of inner peace, when I return to the busyness of life. I really enjoyed the practical and simple guidance, and the four principals have helped me to zoom in on exactly what it is about the past few months that has helped me to slow down, and what I need to do to keep living slowly.

Gentle reminder to slow down

I really enjoyed this audiobook and found it both calming and helpful. The four principles are explained in a thoughtful way, and they made me think differently about how I spend my time. It encouraged me to make small changes that have helped reduce stress and create more space in my day. I liked the focus on simplicity without feeling pressured to overhaul everything at once.

Simply slowly being yourself

I loved the book and found its message very timely. For me, it provides a great foundation for simply slowly being yourself, something easier said than done in today’s world.

I really appreciate the focus on what truly matters, acting on these values and embracing the discomfort that comes with it. Mindfulness and presence can support this process, while at the same time, they can be strengthened by living in alignment with yourself. It’s a deeply fulfilling, increasingly freeing and never-ending path.

The advice on a minimalist approach, mindful media consumption and digital detox is also very practical. Lastly, I really appreciate the emphasis on cultivating connection, community and deeper relationships from an authentic place.

We All Need to Slow Down Sometimes

Slow Living has made an immediate impact on my life. My life has been pure chaos for the past 8 months with two major surgeries that I have had to recover from all while balancing my job, household duties, my daughters dance classes, and keeping my partner happy and satisfied. I have felt as if I was in a hamster wheel at times just running in circles. This audiobook came into my life at the right exact time. The subtitle really says it all. This book has taught me how to reduce the stress in my life by teaching me new time management skills that I never knew I desperately needed. It has taught me how to really view all challenges on a simplistic level and not get too worked up over the little things that I cannot control. Most of all, it has taught me how to be fulfilled, happy, and grateful, for all the wonderful things I do have in my life. I personally found chapter 5 to really hit home which focuses on mindfulness and presence. I think I found that being present is the aspect of my life that I have struggled with the most recently. I feel as if my thoughts are always pulled in a thousand different directions and this book makes me feel grounded again.

Slow down, you’re moving too fast

So many examples and suggestions to choose from to emulate what works. Guidance on how to get started and succeed one bit at a time