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Running with Llamas
A calm, evidence-informed guide to building a better life at your own pace.
By Martina. Otis, a llama, is the guide. He is a character in the book. He is not a clinician, and he is not in a hurry.
The book is general education. It is not medical advice, not psychological advice, and not a diagnosis. It does not promise that you will feel better, sleep better, or become well. Nothing on this page is a buy button. There is no price, because the book is not on sale here yet.
How it is built
Each chapter has one practice and a rating. Strong means trials or a major guideline agree, and it is still not magic. Moderate means a real base with limits. Weak means the claim is easy to overstate. The animal in the title is a llama, with two L's.
A week a chapter is a kind pace in the book's own words. Faster is fine if it stays kind. Read one chapter and do its practice before the next.
The chapters
- The Llama Pace
- Carry Only What You Need
- Rest Like You Mean It
- Walk the Mountain
- The Long Exhale
- Spit It Out
- Let the Weather Pass
- Be Kind to the Llama
- Head Up
- Big Sky
- Walk in a Herd
- Notice the Good Grass
- Not Every Shiny Thing Is Grass
Notes from six of those chapters are in the journal. The first seven practices are also gathered, one a day, on the 7-day page.
If you need a person, the lines are in Help lines, not in a later chapter.