Looking at things in the distance

For many of us, we spend a lot of our day staring at a screen situated half a metre from our eyeballs.

Our worldview is literally stuffed into a limited-orbital that plays out right in front of us.

Whatever is on our near-sighted playlist, becomes our all-consuming reality.

So when given the chance to otherwise physically look at everyday, neutral things in the distance: clouds, birds, trees, colours, shapes, horizons; they appear to arrive in our minds with a pleasant glimmer of relief.

Rather than the world showing up as a hot mess on a screen; it emerges as an interconnected, dynamic wonder of perfection.

If you want to feel inspired and filled with hope, go outside and stare mindlessly at it; at things in the distance for a short while.

What you'll quickly realise is that what's right in front of you is not all that it's cracked up to be.