In a world of constant notifications, instant opinions, and endless distractions, reacting has become easier than reflecting.
We respond to criticism before understanding it, make decisions based on emotions, and allow temporary frustrations to influence long-term choices.
Yet some of the wisest thinkers throughout history have argued that the quality of our lives depends largely on the space between an event and our response to it.
The ability to pause, think, and act intentionally is a skill that can be cultivated.
Books can be powerful teachers in this process.
