We find out that the best way to learn is to observe. It’s our power of observation that puts all we know into context. If we were to observe by only looking once, what would we know and remember? Would it be enough? Maybe sometimes, but as life moves at an ever-increasing speed, it can be tempting to rush through and think that a single glance gives us all the information we need. But understanding often requires a second look. When we pause and look again, we invite deeper insights and new perspectives that we might have missed the first time around. Looking again isn’t just about seeing more—it’s about understanding more, challenging our assumptions, and discovering layers of meaning that make everything richer. The best lessons come from those moments of reflection when we allow ourselves to look beyond the surface and really engage with what’s in front of us. When we take the time to look again, we create the space for growth, connection, and clarity.
Loving life, when I look again
Joe