Context and circumstance can change who "you" are in an instant. Or as Alex Hitchens (Will Smith) said to his nervous new client, "You is a very fluid concept right now." 
In truth, we can change our personal expression and disposition like we change our shoes. But there is a deeper "you," one that is flexible yet steady, open to growth and change and yet completely grounded in the present moment.

Context and circumstance can change who "you" are in an instant. Or as Alex Hitchens (Will Smith) said to his nervous new client, "You is a very fluid concept right now." In truth, we can change our personal expression and disposition like we change our shoes. But there is a deeper "you," one that is flexible yet steady, open to growth and change and yet completely grounded in the present moment.

Context and circumstance can change who "you" are in an instant. Or as Alex Hitchens (Will Smith) said to his nervous new client, "You is a very fluid concept right now."&nbsp;
In truth, we can change our personal expression and disposition like we change our shoes. But there is a deeper "you," one that is flexible yet steady, open to growth and change and yet completely grounded in the present moment.

You, a Fluid Concept

An Attention Collection is the place we gather our noticings, so-to-speak; our collection of eaves droppings, of movie quotes, songs, and stories. This is where we store our poetry and dad jokes, the sacred texts and obscenities we've acquired along the way. All this stuff is part of the soup that is our life. These are the things that make us who we are, they remind us what we’d like to be less of, and they give us hope for who we might become.

This podcast is dedicated to helping people notice their noticings, cultivate wonder, and generously share their findings. Hosted by Anthony Garcia

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An Attention Collection is the place we gather our noticings, so-to-speak; our collection of eaves droppings, of movie quotes, songs, and stories. This is where we store our poetry and dad jokes, the sacred texts and obscenities we've acquired along the way. All this stuff is part of the soup that is our life. These are the things that make us who we are, they remind us what we’d like to be less of, and they give us hope for who we might become. This podcast is dedicated to helping people notice their noticings, cultivate wonder, and generously share their findings. Hosted by Anthony Garcia

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