When talking about pointing fingers, we usually associate that with blaming. It is said whenever we point our finger at someone there are three more pointing back at us. This is of course true. At this particular point in time, that is happening quite a bit, but there is even more. People are pointing fingers as sensationalism and distraction. Media point everywhere saying..." Look at that!. Oh! Look at that over there!!" The truth still applies. Where they should look, and we should look is not "over there" where the one finger points. It's inside ourselves where the three fingers point. If we do that, we are three times more likely to see a change in what the one was pointing at outside of us.

I have a really strong curiosity about something...and I know I'm not alone in this, but I want to get a taste of everyone's flavor when it comes to this: I'm going to set a tone for you. As I write this post, I'm currently sitting at nightstand posing as a makeshift desk at the moment. This sits in front of a window that over looks the front yard, the neighborhood street, the neighbors' houses across the street and whatnot. The weather right now is nice and sunny, but kind of chilly. In short, it's a nice view to look up from when I take my eyes away from the laptop in times of deep thinking. Next to my laptop, I have a tablet with music controls playing some really chill Lofi music as well a rather fantasized cyberpunk city scape display (thank you LofiZen on YouTube) that occupies the tablet screen. I've got a selfie-tripod next to the nightstand desk for when I make video content and I'm shortly after I publish this post, I'm probably gonna go grab another cup of coffee and take a couple more puffs of a preroll I bought yesterday morning. 😅😅😅 I'm also in my blue "wizard" house coat and a pair of pajama pants. My curly nappy hair is ablaze in the most bedhead way possible and my face hair is absolutely no better as it looks like black and grey plants just fighting to grow chaos out of my jawline, chin, upper, and lower lips. (Trust that I am in some hot mess glory right now. 🤣🤣🤣) But though this isn't always how I conduct my work/study sessions, they do run something along the lines of this. Sometimes I don't always have music playing, there are times I like it quiet. Other times, I may not always be sitting at my nightstand so much as I'll actually be outside on my phone making posts or reading digital books the same way I do on my laptop (if I don't bring the laptop itself outside). I don't necessarily have one definite way in which I have my study environment, but when that time when I actually want to get a block of focus work in, I want to be sure I'm in a space where I can truly lock in and get to the work that needs to be done. 💯💯💯

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