Rebuilding Rob

I’ve always held the belief that humans, just by our nature, have limited attention spans. obviously, some off is more than others. I think I am generally good with paying attention to details, but it is something I can always do better.

Fine print

I’m not a lawyer or anything, so I don’t pretend to understand all the legal use whatever you’re signing a legal document. And I know there are certain details that I do tend to overlook when I sign something, only to have a come back and bite me in the rear end. But for the most part, I’m the guy who just scroll through the “terms and conditions“. However, sometimes I think it would serve me better to actually read some of the fine print in a disclaimer or the “rules for entering a sweepstakes“ whatever it may be.

Important Moments

The first time I ever kept the journals when I was in sixth grade. I haven’t turn on consistently since then, but it is something that I have revisited throughout my life. As it stands, I started this blog 11 years ago. However, the last two months I have been writing more consistently than ever. I think of it like most about, and journaling/blogginf is that it provides a record for me of vertaik nuanced details that would otherwise would get lost over time.

Slow down and drink it in.

I can’t remember if I mentioned this is a previous post, or in a comment I left for another blogger; but I think that there are too many people who way too many moments in life unfold from behind their camera phone. I’m guilty of this from time to time myself. But I think it’s important to slow down, and occasionally bask in a moment. Drink it in. Observe some random little details, like the smells, a song you hear playing in the background.

What details I’m your life could you pay more attention to?

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