Sometimes You Should Be Late

The quiet rebellion of slowing down in a world obsessed with speed

We treat punctuality and productivity like moral virtues but we too often forget all that we miss? Sometimes You Should Be Late challenges urgency culture and shows how to choose differently, trading speed at all costs for presence, kindness and connection.

This book reminds us that times real value lies in the human moments we refuse to rush. – Daniel H. Pink, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Power of Regret and When

Sometimes You Should Be Late shows why slowing down in the right contexts isnt an obstacle to progress, but a prerequisite for it. – Jamie Metzl, bestselling author of Superconvergence and The AI Ten Commandments

This insightful meditation on time is ultimately a call to stay attuned to our values more than the clock. – Rhaina Cohen, Bestselling author o