Flânerie is usually associated with leisurely walks, but psychologist Daria Korkh suggests transferring this principle into everyday life. The modern rhythm easily turns the day into a sequence of tasks, rest begins to be evaluated by results, and a pause evokes feelings of guilt. The lecture proposes to consider another model - movement without racing towards a final point, where value appears in the very observation of what is happening. The starting point will be flânerie - an urban practice of slow walking. The flâneur does not strive to reach the destination faster and does not make a list of mandatory impressions. They notice the rhythm of the street, the faces of passersby, the details of buildings, the light, and random changes in the route. Psychologist Daria Korkh will analyze how this skill can work beyond walking and help bring attention back to one's own life. Where to go in St. Petersburg can be found on our website.