Most of us take focus for granted since our phones automatically focus

for us. But there are a few apps that let us go back to a technique

where you can choose what is ‘in focus’ in the picture, and what is

blurry instead. For artists, this control of focus was used to direct

the viewer’s attention as desired. What was in focus naturally drew the

eye of the one seeing it. In a similar way, what we choose to focus on

in live will have a large impact on what we see, what we pay attention

to, and how we process what happens in our lives. Love chooses what to

focus on. And that’s a habit we need to develop into a healthy pattern.

What are some of the right things to focus on, and what needs to move

out of the picture? Paul gives us three phrases that help us know what

we need to work on!