SOMETIMES YOU SHOULD BE LATE author Alex Snider in Conversation with Pam Coleman

Please join us and author Alex Snider at 4:30pm on Saturday, August 1st, to gather and discuss his debut book Sometimes You Should Be Late with guest Pam Coleman

About the Book:

Sometimes You Should Be Late is a book about rethinking our relationship with time in a world obsessed with speed. It’s not about slowing down for its own sake, but about moving at a pace that helps us build lives and relationships guided more by our values than the clock. "

About the Event:

"The Sometimes You Should Be Late book tour is coming to Santa Fe and Garcia Street Books, and the sloth on the cover would be delighted if you joined us. This won’t be a traditional book talk. Instead, we’ll explore our relationship with time in a world that often tells us faster is better. Through stories from the book and conversation as a community and in small groups, we’ll consider what becomes possible when we make a little more room for presence, connection, and intention. Whether you’re a rabbit, a sloth, or a little bit of both, we’d love to see you there. I’m also excited to be joined by Pam Coleman, an executive coach and strategic advisor who helps leaders and organizations across sectors get clear about their mission and values, then take meaningful action aligned with them."

-Alex Snider, Author of Sometimes You Should Be Late

Sometimes You Should Be Late will be on sale at the event, or call Garcia Street Books to order your copy ahead of time

Alex Snider is a writer, speaker, and facilitator who designs experiences that help people slow down and see themselves and others more clearly.

He draws on 15 years in public service, including as a diplomat and in domestic policy roles, along with certifications and a decade of practicing and facilitating meditation and group processes. He is the co-founder of Mindful Fed, a cross-government mindfulness community, and writes the Substack Slow Mindfulness. His work has appeared in a variety of publications, including Psychology Today. 

You can find him in Washington, DC, with his squirrel-obsessed husky mix, Walnut, and at slowmindfulness.com. 

Pam Coleman is an executive coach and strategic advisor who helps leaders and organizations across sectors get clear about their mission and values, then take meaningful action aligned with them. She spent 15+ years in public service, including roles in the Obama and Biden White Houses, as Cabinet Secretary under Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham, and on presidential, congressional, and state-level campaigns. Pam and Alex worked together during the Biden Administration. She serves on boards focused on civic engagement, and lives in Santa Fe with her wife, Kay.