Have you ever felt like your life was racing toward a certain day when everything was going to be better or easier? Like you’re constantly chasing something – maybe a dream, money, the perfect body, or love, and at the core of it all – happiness?
For years I pursued all of these things, spending most of my time on activities to achieve them while ignoring my deepest needs and ultimately feeling stressed and overwhelmed.
It’s one of life’s great ironies – we work so hard to demand of ourselves that we will find peace and contentment in the future, but we don’t realize that both are available now, if only we can create the space to obtain them.
When we finally allow ourselves a little downtime, we’re often so filled with screen and sensory overload that we rarely feel truly rested.
If you’re tired of living in a state of rush and anxiety, like you simply can’t switch off, I have a feeling you’ll love today’s free download, life is not in a hurryfrom Tiny Buddha contributor (and this week’s site sponsor) Cristina Bonnet-Acosta.
In this short PDF, Christina explains 7 days of simple steps to help you slow down and empower yourself, and your health matters.
The suggested activities may seem simple, especially since most take five to ten minutes. But when you’re used to constantly pushing and distracting yourself, taking a moment to simply relax can become difficult.
However, once you surrender, it is incredibly nourishing and healing. Because slowing down our bodies often calms our minds.
As someone who has adopted many of the practices Christina recommends, I realized while reading The Unhurried Life that sometimes I let things slip away when I need them most—after I convince myself I don’t have time to relax Busy times.
While I had practiced many of the activities Christina recommended, I realized as I read life is not in a hurry Sometimes I let them slip away when I need them most—when life feels busier than usual, convincing myself that I simply don’t have time to relax.
But breaks are often most beneficial when we feel like we don’t have time to rest. Sometimes it’s the quiet moments during chaotic times that remind us to stop being so busy. We may have responsibilities and people depending on us, but we may also choose to do less. Say no. Set boundaries. ask for help. and ultimately protect our peace.
In a world that constantly pushes us to go faster, achieve more, and make every moment productive, we forget how to live at our own pace and how to thrive within it.
That’s why I’m excited to share life is not in a hurry with you. This is not just another guide to slowing down, but a way to restore the natural balance and harmony your nervous system craves.
This guide was written by someone who truly understands this struggle on a deeper level. With degrees in Buddhism and psychotherapy, Christina is an insightful and compassionate coach who has spent years exploring how our fast-paced, overstimulated world affects our nervous systems and well-being.
In her work, she recognizes that the prevalence of haste, haste, and multitasking is one of the greatest hazards of our industrialized and information age. Now, as an Emotional Wellness and Organic Intelligence® Coach, she has carefully created this resource to help you escape this stress.
We are wired to evolve in sync with the rhythm of the world around us. Nature moves in circles – there is no rush, no forcing. There are seasons of action, but there are also seasons of stillness, reflection and rest.
life is not in a hurry can help you find your own rhythm, trust the wisdom of your body and mind, and find peace in a world that keeps asking you for more.
If you’re ready to escape the busyness and enjoy simple peace and relaxation, download life is not in a hurry Here, watch your stress slowly turn into peace.

About Lori Deschen
Lori Deschene is the founder of Little Buddha. After battling depression, bulimia, PTSD, and toxic shame, she started the website so she could channel her previous pain into something useful and inspire others to do the same. She recently created the Breaking the Self-Care Barriers e-course to help people overcome internal barriers to meeting their needs so they can feel their best, do their best, and live their best life. If you’re ready to start thriving rather than just surviving, you can learn more here and get access now.