stoppism
Stoppism is a philosophical and cultural concept that emphasizes the importance of pauses, boundaries, and intentional limitations in daily life and social practices. Rooted in ideas of mindfulness and deliberate restraint, stoppism advocates for the strategic use of stopping or pausing as a means to foster reflection, reduce stress, and promote more sustainable and meaningful engagement with the world.
The underlying principle of stoppism is that continuous activity and constant stimulation can lead to burnout,
In practice, stoppism manifests in various disciplines, including contemplative practices such as meditation and mindfulness, as
Critics may perceive stoppism as a form of resistance to productivity norms or technological advancement. However,