Life in Practice

Replaying conversations, familiar habits, moments of self-doubt, frustration, distraction and unexpected discoveries.

These are real moments from my own life where I've begun recognising thoughts, feelings and reactions that might otherwise have gone unnoticed.

As you explore them, you might recognise something familiar in your own life too.

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What I've Been Noticing

Thoughts & Feelings · · 2 min read

Inside a deep release

Pulled over on the side of the road Alone in my car Tears streaming down my cheeks Sadness rolling through my body Heaviness filling my chest

Self-Doubt · · 3 min read

Big Changes Small Moments

We’ve all heard the saying ‘A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step’.

Attention · · 6 min read

One Thought, Two Possible Paths

What happens to our attention after a potentially distracting thought appears?

Relationships · · 3 min read

A Little Experiment

Today I tried a little experiment.

Everyday Life · · 4 min read

When Someone Else Sees It Too

Recently, my friend Andy sent me a video after reading Notice it… don't feed it.

Everyday Life · · 4 min read

The Mind Thinks by Itself

I was recently talking while driving about the small insults and limiting beliefs we feed ourselves.

Everyday Life · · 4 min read

The U-turn I Kept Avoiding

I was driving the other day and realised I needed to turn around.

Creation · · 3 min read

The Website Is Live

Today the website for Notice it... don't feed it officially went live.

Creation · · 4 min read

My First Copy Arrived

Today I held the first printed copy of Notice it… don't feed it in my hands.

Every moment becomes an invitation to notice what’s already happening.

Justin Arndt

These are some of the moments I've noticed in my own life. But the exploration doesn't have to end with reading someone else's experience.

Inside the Notice it… don't feed it community, we explore these moments together.

You might recognise something in another member's story, share a discovery of your own, or begin noticing an everyday pattern you've never paid much attention to before.

Every experience offers another opportunity to become familiar with noticing.

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