May 5, 2026
6 May 2026 · 2 min
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Jason Nicholas walks his dog and stops to smell flowers, using it to show how paying attention to one sense at a time can break up daily routine and deepen how you experience the world around you.
Jason Nicholas walks his dog and stops to smell flowers, using it to show how paying attention to one sense at a time can break up daily routine and deepen how you experience the world around you.
part of my hair. It's windy, but you're not here for the hair. Um, I'm just walking and I wanted to livestream quick, um, kind of show you around a little bit. There's my pup. Um, and as I'm walking around here, it smells amazing. I don't know what flowers or trees are in bloom, but oh OMG, I don't know if it's like a jasmine smell or what. I just wanted to take a minute, you know. Sometimes walking and experiencing, um, walks like this, or if you're out and about, it's not just about what we're seeing, but using all of our senses to really experience a place and to take it all in. The smell has just transported me to another level. It is— I don't know, it is incredible. Um, but it's all part of the experience, right? So when you're out walking around, or it doesn't matter wherever you are, try tapping into a different sense. Maybe every day, maybe I'm going to focus on hearing and seeing, and the next day, I don't know, maybe tasting, right? Maybe just kind of focus on different senses throughout the day or the week. I'm just talking out loud, but maybe for me, I'll start appreciating life on a deeper, even different level. You know what I mean? Sometimes we go through the motions and we just are blinded to what's around us and we just feel monotonous, right? Routine, stuck in the mud. But maybe focusing on your senses will take and elevate that experience. To a different level. Alright, I hope you guys enjoyed this quick walk and talk. Until we meet again, sketch boldly, live creatively, and embrace imperfection.
