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Peter Sorgenfrei quotes Thoreau in a short talk about reframing how you see a busy calendar. Instead of stress, he suggests viewing it as opportunities, time with loved ones, or projects that matter.
Peter Sorgenfrei quotes Thoreau in a short talk about reframing how you see a busy calendar. Instead of stress, he suggests viewing it as opportunities, time with loved ones, or projects that matter.
Henry David Thoreau said, it is not what you look at that matters, it is what you see. It's a reminder to think about our focus and what it is that we actually zoom in on in the grand scheme of things, right? So the day ahead of you, what are you looking at and what do you actually see? So you might see a busy calendar, or you're looking at a busy calendar, but what you could see is Ample opportunity, or the time that you get to spend with loved ones later, or that exciting project that you're working on. So, the point here is there's always going to be a bunch of stuff for us to observe, to look at, but the question is, what do you actually see? What is it that you focus on? And what does that mean for your quality of life and for your overall enjoyment?
