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Thriving in Plain Sight
We are thriving in plain sight: celebrating awareness, embodiment, and tiny treasures. In a matter of moments, we can recapture our attention. Suddenly, we remember we have agency. We have choices. We adjust and shift our posture and orientation to life, flowing organically and cultivating the art of noticing, responding, and letting go.
Thriving in Plain Sight
[e42] Creativity and Intention: How Do You Want People to Feel?
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As people who create things—whether we are creating art, ideas, or objects—we often (and rightly) focus on the content and material of what we're making. Even so, there's another question to consider: how do we want people to feel? What is our intention in creating this thing? What flavor, scent, experience, are we putting into the world? What is that element, dynamic, or value that we care about, and can we infuse our actions, activities, and creations with its essence?
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