317 Outdoor Diary: Leaning Into My Sense of Sight

When was the last time you really noticed your world by focusing on one of your five senses? That’s something Gretchen Rubin talked about in her episode with Humans Outside, and it’s something I’ve recently been asking myself as I head outside daily.

What would happen if I spent some time noticing each sense outside? What would I find? What would I experience? Listen now!

 

Connect with this episode:

• Listen to Gretchen Rubin on Humans Outside (“Advice for Making Outdoor Time Better via Life in 5 Senses”)
• Listen to Max Romey on Humans Outside (“How He Finds His Unique Art and Creativity Outside -- and You Can, Too”)
• Listen to Cordele Glass on Humans Outside (“How Heading Outside Makes Your Brain More Creative”)
• Listen to Mike Rucker on Humans Outside (“How to Create Your Own ‘Fun Habit’ and Why It’s Important)
• Join the Humans Outside Challenge
• Follow Humans Outside on Instagram
• Follow Humans Outside on Facebook

Some of the good stuff:

[:35] One of the best parts of podcasting

[:50] Let’s talk about Gretchen Rubin for a sec

[1:15] A little bit about “Life In Five Senses”

[1:40] Leaning into “sight”

[2:00] When was the last time I really, truly saw stuff?

[2:25] Sparking awe through sight

[2:42] Finding awe in the everyday sights

[2:59] It went like this

[4:00] But then there was irritation

[4:20] New York City people problems

[4:40] And how they reframed this for me

[5:00] What’s next for me