“Doing Nothing is Something”
- Yonatan Arnon
- May 29
- 2 min read
Have you ever thought that “Doing Nothing is Something”? In today's fast-paced entrepreneurial world, this vital Zen approach offers a refreshing perspective. As someone who's navigated the hustle and bustle of constant productivity, I've found that it's easy to get caught up in the chaos. But what if you could find calm in the midst of chaos?
What's your daily rhythm like? Are you quickly typing away with multiple tabs open, juggling phone calls and texts? I learned to cultivate a different rhythm during my time in a monastery in the French woods. By being open, explorative, and playful with my breath, I discovered a sense of calm.
Notice your breath – each one is a miracle. Can you slow it down? Invite your eyes to close or gaze softly downward, sensing the breath's depth. This simple practice can calm your mind and reduce stress.
Try this breathing exercise: inhale for 4 counts, hold for 2, and exhale for 6. Allow yourself to settle into the rhythm of your breath.
Take a moment to breathe and center yourself whenever you have a chance—before an important call, an email you open, or just when you catch yourself. Notice how this simple pause can shift your perspective and approach.

This mindful approach can help you find clarity and peace amidst the chaos.
After this exercise, don't rush back to your tasks just yet. Instead, notice what your body is calling you to do. Perhaps it's to walk slower, softer, or to feel your feet grounded on the earth.
Take a moment to tune in:
- Notice any shifts in your pace or energy
- Observe how your body feels more relaxed or centered
- See if your creative mind has fresh insights or perspectives
I'd love to hear about your experience so let's continue the conversation and explore how I can offer further guidance tailored to your professional and personal needs.
Lets Schedule a complimentary 25-minute talk shall we?
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