The Power of Pause: Your Soul Isn’t in a Hurry.
- Aatmn Parmar
- 6 hours ago
- 1 min read
Don’t we take breaks during our workdays to recharge? Don’t we pause even during entertainment—between movies, scenes, or matches—to reflect, react, or refresh? Then why do we hesitate to take a pause in life itself?

Steve Jobs: After being ousted from Apple, Jobs took time away from the company he built. During this period, he founded NeXT and acquired Pixar. His return to Apple years later transformed it into one of the most influential companies in the world.
J.K. Rowling: Before becoming a literary phenomenon, Rowling spent time on welfare, facing depression and uncertainty. Her ‘pause’ from conventional work life became the incubation period where Harry Potter was born.
Nelson Mandela: His 27-year imprisonment was the ultimate forced pause. Yet it became a period of deep transformation. When he emerged, he led South Africa into a new era of reconciliation and leadership.
Michelle Obama: After years in law and public service, Michelle paused her professional career to support her family and later re-emerged as a globally influential First Lady, advocate, and bestselling author.
These stories remind us that pauses are not endings. They are sacred spaces of becoming.
Pausing isn’t inactivity. It’s a sacred inner movement. In the silence of stillness, something powerful realigns. Something reawakens.
Pauses offer great potential for genuine progress.
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