Slowing down has become a challenge for most people — it definitely was for me. Overstimulation is real, and focus is getting harder to hold onto. “Not in a hurry” is something I tell myself often these days. Life felt like it was moving too fast, with a constant, nagging feeling that I had to catch up. This was true for work; it was true for my photography. Over time, “not in a hurry” became a kind of mental switch — a reminder to slow down. There’s no need to rush. No competition. No one keeping track of keepers. Nothing’s stopping you from enjoying the moments and appreciating the little things.