1. The Mayans called time a breath, not a line. Their children learned one phrase: “Time does not pass, it arrives.” When every hour is treated as a visitor, not a thief, you stop rushing. The pace becomes human again, and work no longer drains it fuels. 2. Burnout starts when time becomes a combat target. In modern offices, you chase deadlines; in old Mayan fields, they stopped to “release the hour.” One deep breath, eyes toward the sun a full reset. That one minute broke the loop your brain no