Stillness and Curiosity

Stillness and Curiosity
If someone is acting rudely, you might judge them. But what if there was a way to become curious as to why what they’re doing makes sense to them? fizkes/Shutterstock
Leo Babauta
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Much of our lives is lived on autopilot.

We jump from one task to another, one message to another, one meeting to another, one browser tab to another. We react in habitual ways to other people, to situations. And we justify this as the way it should be.

Leo Babauta
Leo Babauta
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Leo Babauta is the author of six books and the writer of Zen Habits, a blog with over 2 million subscribers. Visit ZenHabits.net
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