The Art of Stopping Time
Pedram Shojai
Reclaim your time and energy through simple daily practices that reduce stress, deepen mindfulness, and bring you back to the present.

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What's it about?
The Art of Stopping Time (2017) offers a practical programme for easing the constant feeling of being short on time. Pedram Shojai presents a hundred days of simple practices designed to help readers manage their energy, reduce stress, and bring more calm and presence into daily life. The book encourages readers to use their time more wisely by focusing on what matters most.
Key ideas
- The constant feeling of being short on time can be eased with practical, structured effort rather than endless rushing.
- Pedram Shojai lays out a programme of one hundred days of simple daily practices.
- The practices are designed to help you manage your energy and reduce stress.
- Bringing more calm and presence into everyday life is a central goal of the book.
- Using your time more wisely starts with focusing on what matters most.
About the author
Pedram Shojai is an American author, filmmaker, entrepreneur, and practitioner of Eastern medicine. He founded the health platform Well.org and produced documentaries on wellbeing and health. His other books include The Urban Monk.
Questions people ask
What is The Art of Stopping Time about?
It is a practical programme by Pedram Shojai for easing the feeling of never having enough time. It offers a hundred days of simple practices to manage energy, reduce stress and stay present.
Who is The Art of Stopping Time for?
It suits readers who feel rushed or stressed and want simple daily practices for more calm and presence. It is also useful for anyone who wants to focus their time on what matters most.
How long is the Durar summary of The Art of Stopping Time?
The Durar summary takes about 15 minutes to read or listen to. It covers the main ideas of the book, so you can decide whether to read the full text.
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