What does it mean to live well in a world obsessed with speed, productivity, and constant activity?
In this inspiring episode, I speak with philosopher and writer Joke Hermsen about creativity, hope, time, identity, and the importance of making space for reflection in our lives. Drawing on philosophy, literature, art, and lived experience, Hermsen offers a powerful alternative to the culture of busyness, inviting us to rediscover the value of wonder, imagination, and meaningful pauses.
Together, we explore how new ideas emerge when we slow down, the difference between Χρόνος (clock time) and Καιρός (lived time), the role of art in expanding our understanding of ourselves and the world, and why the human capacity for new beginnings may be one of our greatest sources of creativity, freedom, and hope.
This conversation is an invitation to embrace uncertainty, cultivate hope, and create space for the moments that truly transform us.
A rich and uplifting episode for anyone interested in creativity, philosophy, personal growth, and the art of living.
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