
Summer Begins When We Learn to Walk Again
There is something almost magical about the arrival of summer. Nothing changes overnight, yet one morning we wake up with the feeling that time itself has adopted a different rhythm. The days become longer, the light lingers into the evening, conversations seem less hurried, and even our thoughts appear to slow down. After months spent measuring our lives through meetings, deadlines, presentations and an endless stream of notifications, summer quietly reminds us that not every moment has to be productive to be meaningful. It offers us a rare opportunity to step outside the relentless pace that modern society has normalized and to reconnect with one of our most valuable, yet increasingly neglected, abilities: the ability to think.



