I'm out of the time Monday 13 August, LinkedIn sent me a job offer. An important company recruits a storyteller to managing its communication. The Company needs to tell to the public its activity, its project and its approach. I visited its site, I read with attention the announcement and a world puzzle me: speed. Apparently (but probably also in the reality) this company have a lot of projects, so they hire a manager that can works quickly. This is a very important skill for them. I'm an hard worker: I have no problem to work twelve or fort-teen hours per day. Therefore I'm not afraid by toil or stress. I managing team between five to fifty workers. However I learned to work accurately, and accuracy need time. I'm impressed by the complexity of human creations and activities. I learned to respect others workers, because a lot of works, apparently, are easy to do. We don't pay just an advice or a product; we are paying experience, time and, probably a story of failed attempts and innovations. I'm probably out of the time and, mostly, out of my time. This species of digital futurism is changing our world and our worths. Right now the question is: can I continue to live my slow and contemplative life, or I'm destinate to be overwhelmed by modern system?