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Melbourne-based photographer and business owner Jordan Price has built a life that rarely stands still. With days defined by constant output, he’s the first to admit that slowing down doesn’t come naturally – which is exactly why his evening reset is so essential. We spoke with Jordan about the reality of the "always-on" mindset and the simple rituals he returns to when it’s finally time to trade the screens for fresh sheets.
My days are extremely fast-paced, but I would not have it any other way. I feel like I built this busy schedule for myself because when I’m sitting still for too long, I’m significantly bored.
Definitely. Owning a business is never-ending; there’s no one there to pick up the pieces for you, so you’re constantly thinking about it in the back of your mind.
I am terrible at switching off! But recently, I’ve added a sauna and ice bath to my routine to help me disconnect and have a little less screen time.
It usually starts with the gym or a sauna, followed by a big bowl of pasta and straight into a very long, hot shower. Apologies to my housemates for the water bill! Then diving into fresh sheets. If I could bottle that feeling up, I would.
I’ll usually watch whatever ridiculous TV show I’m into at the time, and – I’m not going to lie – doom scroll for hours on end and probably far past the bedtime that I set myself originally.
