18/09/2026
A confession: I am addicted to speed. I like getting things done, and AI now lets me move at a pace that was unimaginable a few years ago. What I noticed is that none of the time it saves comes back to me. I fill it. We all do - we did it with the computer, with email, with the phone in our pocket - and the result each time was more output and more rush, in the same twenty-four hours.
Then I read The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry by John Mark Comer, and one idea stayed with me: hurry changes what we are able to live. The things that make us human - attention, patience, wonder, connection - happen slowly, and they are the first casualties of a faster life.
The industry talks about sleep, longevity and transformation. One of the most valuable things a hotel can offer today is simpler than all of them: a place built to make people stop. Slow down, recalibrate, and go home able to move faster because of it. That is a position no app can take.
When did you last have a day with nowhere to be - and what did it do for the week after?
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