When you finally try to be present, the mindgets noisy. Memories resurface. Regrets shout. Old stories flap around your feet demanding attention. There’s an old teaching that says: when you’re sweeping the temple courtyard, don’t stop to read the old newspapers. Simple. Ruthless. Essential. In today’s Morning Call, we talk about why thinking harder isn’t the work — returning is. Why you’re not broken, just trained. And why presence isn’t found by fixing your past, but by refusing to be distracted by it. This is a call to stop feeding the mind during moments meant for waking up. To pick up the broom. To sweep, return, and sweep again. No revelations required. Just repetition. Not today, lady. Not today.