For 20 years Montira Chudabhuddhi helmed Praew and Praew Sudsubda magazines and GMM's EOToday.com, but three years ago she shifted gears and started working for the non-profit Spiritual Entertainment Co.
Through its Cream magazine, she was contributing to society's health by focusing on four dimensions of teenage happiness - life, love, learning and entertainment.
Her salary was half of what it had been, but Montira now has a nourishing life with double the happiness. "Living a slow life, for me, doesn't mean doing fewer things, but I have more freedom to choose what I do or don't do," she says.
To be sure, slow doesn't necessarily mean slack. Give time to yourself and listen to your inner voice telling you what will make your life more meaningful.
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