Seeing Clearly & Tuning In

1.Seeing Clearly 👁️🌿
From emails and spreadsheets to video calls and crowds of faces — our eyes are constantly taking in and sorting endless streams of information. But what if we gave them a mindful break?
Mindful seeing — simply observing without judgment or overthinking — is a powerful meditation for both the eyes and the brain. And here’s the bonus: it can actually sharpen your inner insight.
✨ Try this today:
Find a scenic spot.
Set a timer for just 3 minutes.
Gently take in your surroundings.
Watch the way the clouds move, how the light shifts, or how the leaves dance in the breeze.
Ask yourself:
🔍 If I were seeing this view for the first time, what would I notice?
💭 How does it make me feel?
🧭 How might this fresh perspective influence how I move through the rest of my day?
Sometimes clarity doesn’t come from thinking more — it comes from seeing differently. 🌄
Send me a photo of your surroundings.
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2. Slow down to tune in.
I used to list multitasking as a skill on my resume — it felt productive, like I was getting more done. But here’s the truth: multitasking isn’t actually possible the way we think, and it’s not great for your brain either.
These days, I catch myself in hyperdrive — mind racing, tasks piling up, focus scattered. Sound familiar?
So I’m learning the power of slowing down. One breath. One task. Full presence.
I tried this with folding laundry. Normally, I’m in speed mode — folding fast with a show on in the background. But this time, I slowed right down. No distractions. Just the towels, my hands, and a sense of calm. Not only did I do a better job, but I genuinely smiled at the neat stack when I finished.
🧠✨ What’s one thing you usually rush through that you could do slowly — just for 5 to 7 minutes — with your full attention?
💬 Try it. Then tell me: how did it feel in your body? Email me to share your story
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