AN EYE FOR DETAIL
A skill that is worth developing is having an eye for detail. We may be those who see the big picture but not the details, meaning we will miss some of the most important aspects of life. Once it is brought to your attention that you have been in a room for a long time but missed small significant details, it illuminates that you only notice big-picture things. To understand the dynamics of life is to develop the skill of introspection and discover that what you didn’t see is something you need to build. The more detailed we can be in observing every small thing that we may not usually notice will help us discover other aspects of life. Recently, I have noticed this in other people that they don’t see, but then I discovered it in myself. We do not want to sleepwalk through life.
This isn’t just a problem a few make we all tend to only see what is essential at the time. If there were ten people to witness an accident, their observation of it might be completely different from what they noticed I may not see. It may be because we are standing in relation to the accident from different perspectives which means we do not get the full view we may notice the tyre skidded out of control and veered left but from another vantage point, it was obvious to another observer that the driver was distracted before the tyres skidded and were not focusing on the road. Whatever points of reference were observed by different onlookers helped broaden the information collected as evidence to give investigators of the crash a full picture story. However, it is the smallest details that matter as big picture thinking will only notice the tires and the impact of the vehicles.
The key observation was the distracted driver, but if that is missed, other information may distort the view of investigators. In a classroom full of children, one learning style is offered with diagrams and numbers drawn on a whiteboard when explaining geometry to young children who are just developing their intellectual curiosity. If it is just presented from that method and you have a roomful of distracted learners because the way they learn may be sensory or explained from a different point of view and made more practical so they can interact or they need other physical examples. The teacher is not noticing the children that are completely lost because she just wants to finish her math’s unit to complete compulsory school standards. Those children may leave the room more confused than when the teacher started because she was not detailed to observe children’s attention span had gone or demonstrated through different learning styles making the content more engaging.
There are example after example of life situations where the skill of an eye for detail is needed. What we can do to develop this skill is to intentionally notice what we do not see and become aware of different possibilities. This will also develop your introspection skills when you practice this daily. If you are good at observing the big picture but not noticing details, it’s like being inclined more left brain than right but integrating logic with creativity can make all the difference. Leonardo Da Vinci was an expert at observation. He noticed the intricacies of life, and his work reflected that in his drawing. He was an absolute genius because 0oof the observation skills he had developed. He would observe the swills of water for hours, which means he is looking for details if we just look at the surface, we miss everything that is hidden from view because it is less obvious.
One of the most profound discoveries could be developing a question worth a long-term inquiry and something you are sincerely interested in, like perspective or worldview, why people have different perspectives, how the mind has believed a story, and what ideas someone has associated with something untrue. Everyone will have a different question based on their interests. A part of life that you want to understand deeper means you must get to every small detail you may have not yet observed by studying something for an extended period.
If you think about how significant this is, Isaac Newton studied the force created by the apple dropping on his head. Thomas Edison studied the lightbulb until he found the most significant small details. Einstein studied the law of relativity, which opened up a world of discovery. This is why it’s important to note the small details and what you have bypassed. This is the most interesting fact of life you don’t know what you don’t know until it becomes conscious. Never think you know everything about any subject, including God. He is a continuous discovery. By observing nature, we can see how magnificent he is through all the products he has made, even our bodies and how our soul and spirit are three parts in one as he knitted us together in our mother’s womb.
Even understanding the depth of that, we may have barely touched the surface because we need greater observation skills. The power of observation cannot be dismissed as it is one of life’s most essential parts of who we are. We observe as children the models in our environment that go on to affect us for a lifetime unless we develop the skill of introspection awareness and observation also, we need to be actively conscious to relay develop the fullness of observation and having an eye for implicit and explicit details. Observe interactions with different people and what they bring out in you and inquire why we have so many diverse aspects to ourselves. It is not that we change, but just as two chemicals create different products or reactions, it’s like the various people we know. There may be a greater depth with some and more trust with some than others. All these questions lead to discoveries about us the world around us, and life. Studying the finer details comes from an intention to observe what you don’t ordinarily see on the surface of life.
Written by Rochelle White
A skill that is worth developing is having an eye for detail. We may be those who see the big picture but not the details, meaning we will miss some of the most important aspects of life. Once it is brought to your attention that you have been in a room for a long time but missed small significant details, it illuminates that you only notice big-picture things. To understand the dynamics of life is to develop the skill of introspection and discover that what you didn’t see is something you need to build. The more detailed we can be in observing every small thing that we may not usually notice will help us discover other aspects of life. Recently, I have noticed this in other people that they don’t see, but then I discovered it in myself. We do not want to sleepwalk through life.
This isn’t just a problem a few make we all tend to only see what is essential at the time. If there were ten people to witness an accident, their observation of it might be completely different from what they noticed I may not see. It may be because we are standing in relation to the accident from different perspectives which means we do not get the full view we may notice the tyre skidded out of control and veered left but from another vantage point, it was obvious to another observer that the driver was distracted before the tyres skidded and were not focusing on the road. Whatever points of reference were observed by different onlookers helped broaden the information collected as evidence to give investigators of the crash a full picture story. However, it is the smallest details that matter as big picture thinking will only notice the tires and the impact of the vehicles.
The key observation was the distracted driver, but if that is missed, other information may distort the view of investigators. In a classroom full of children, one learning style is offered with diagrams and numbers drawn on a whiteboard when explaining geometry to young children who are just developing their intellectual curiosity. If it is just presented from that method and you have a roomful of distracted learners because the way they learn may be sensory or explained from a different point of view and made more practical so they can interact or they need other physical examples. The teacher is not noticing the children that are completely lost because she just wants to finish her math’s unit to complete compulsory school standards. Those children may leave the room more confused than when the teacher started because she was not detailed to observe children’s attention span had gone or demonstrated through different learning styles making the content more engaging.
There are example after example of life situations where the skill of an eye for detail is needed. What we can do to develop this skill is to intentionally notice what we do not see and become aware of different possibilities. This will also develop your introspection skills when you practice this daily. If you are good at observing the big picture but not noticing details, it’s like being inclined more left brain than right but integrating logic with creativity can make all the difference. Leonardo Da Vinci was an expert at observation. He noticed the intricacies of life, and his work reflected that in his drawing. He was an absolute genius because 0oof the observation skills he had developed. He would observe the swills of water for hours, which means he is looking for details if we just look at the surface, we miss everything that is hidden from view because it is less obvious.
One of the most profound discoveries could be developing a question worth a long-term inquiry and something you are sincerely interested in, like perspective or worldview, why people have different perspectives, how the mind has believed a story, and what ideas someone has associated with something untrue. Everyone will have a different question based on their interests. A part of life that you want to understand deeper means you must get to every small detail you may have not yet observed by studying something for an extended period.
If you think about how significant this is, Isaac Newton studied the force created by the apple dropping on his head. Thomas Edison studied the lightbulb until he found the most significant small details. Einstein studied the law of relativity, which opened up a world of discovery. This is why it’s important to note the small details and what you have bypassed. This is the most interesting fact of life you don’t know what you don’t know until it becomes conscious. Never think you know everything about any subject, including God. He is a continuous discovery. By observing nature, we can see how magnificent he is through all the products he has made, even our bodies and how our soul and spirit are three parts in one as he knitted us together in our mother’s womb.
Even understanding the depth of that, we may have barely touched the surface because we need greater observation skills. The power of observation cannot be dismissed as it is one of life’s most essential parts of who we are. We observe as children the models in our environment that go on to affect us for a lifetime unless we develop the skill of introspection awareness and observation also, we need to be actively conscious to relay develop the fullness of observation and having an eye for implicit and explicit details. Observe interactions with different people and what they bring out in you and inquire why we have so many diverse aspects to ourselves. It is not that we change, but just as two chemicals create different products or reactions, it’s like the various people we know. There may be a greater depth with some and more trust with some than others. All these questions lead to discoveries about us the world around us, and life. Studying the finer details comes from an intention to observe what you don’t ordinarily see on the surface of life.
Written by Rochelle White
AN EYE FOR DETAIL
A skill that is worth developing is having an eye for detail. We may be those who see the big picture but not the details, meaning we will miss some of the most important aspects of life. Once it is brought to your attention that you have been in a room for a long time but missed small significant details, it illuminates that you only notice big-picture things. To understand the dynamics of life is to develop the skill of introspection and discover that what you didn’t see is something you need to build. The more detailed we can be in observing every small thing that we may not usually notice will help us discover other aspects of life. Recently, I have noticed this in other people that they don’t see, but then I discovered it in myself. We do not want to sleepwalk through life.
This isn’t just a problem a few make we all tend to only see what is essential at the time. If there were ten people to witness an accident, their observation of it might be completely different from what they noticed I may not see. It may be because we are standing in relation to the accident from different perspectives which means we do not get the full view we may notice the tyre skidded out of control and veered left but from another vantage point, it was obvious to another observer that the driver was distracted before the tyres skidded and were not focusing on the road. Whatever points of reference were observed by different onlookers helped broaden the information collected as evidence to give investigators of the crash a full picture story. However, it is the smallest details that matter as big picture thinking will only notice the tires and the impact of the vehicles.
The key observation was the distracted driver, but if that is missed, other information may distort the view of investigators. In a classroom full of children, one learning style is offered with diagrams and numbers drawn on a whiteboard when explaining geometry to young children who are just developing their intellectual curiosity. If it is just presented from that method and you have a roomful of distracted learners because the way they learn may be sensory or explained from a different point of view and made more practical so they can interact or they need other physical examples. The teacher is not noticing the children that are completely lost because she just wants to finish her math’s unit to complete compulsory school standards. Those children may leave the room more confused than when the teacher started because she was not detailed to observe children’s attention span had gone or demonstrated through different learning styles making the content more engaging.
There are example after example of life situations where the skill of an eye for detail is needed. What we can do to develop this skill is to intentionally notice what we do not see and become aware of different possibilities. This will also develop your introspection skills when you practice this daily. If you are good at observing the big picture but not noticing details, it’s like being inclined more left brain than right but integrating logic with creativity can make all the difference. Leonardo Da Vinci was an expert at observation. He noticed the intricacies of life, and his work reflected that in his drawing. He was an absolute genius because 0oof the observation skills he had developed. He would observe the swills of water for hours, which means he is looking for details if we just look at the surface, we miss everything that is hidden from view because it is less obvious.
One of the most profound discoveries could be developing a question worth a long-term inquiry and something you are sincerely interested in, like perspective or worldview, why people have different perspectives, how the mind has believed a story, and what ideas someone has associated with something untrue. Everyone will have a different question based on their interests. A part of life that you want to understand deeper means you must get to every small detail you may have not yet observed by studying something for an extended period.
If you think about how significant this is, Isaac Newton studied the force created by the apple dropping on his head. Thomas Edison studied the lightbulb until he found the most significant small details. Einstein studied the law of relativity, which opened up a world of discovery. This is why it’s important to note the small details and what you have bypassed. This is the most interesting fact of life you don’t know what you don’t know until it becomes conscious. Never think you know everything about any subject, including God. He is a continuous discovery. By observing nature, we can see how magnificent he is through all the products he has made, even our bodies and how our soul and spirit are three parts in one as he knitted us together in our mother’s womb.
Even understanding the depth of that, we may have barely touched the surface because we need greater observation skills. The power of observation cannot be dismissed as it is one of life’s most essential parts of who we are. We observe as children the models in our environment that go on to affect us for a lifetime unless we develop the skill of introspection awareness and observation also, we need to be actively conscious to relay develop the fullness of observation and having an eye for implicit and explicit details. Observe interactions with different people and what they bring out in you and inquire why we have so many diverse aspects to ourselves. It is not that we change, but just as two chemicals create different products or reactions, it’s like the various people we know. There may be a greater depth with some and more trust with some than others. All these questions lead to discoveries about us the world around us, and life. Studying the finer details comes from an intention to observe what you don’t ordinarily see on the surface of life.
Written by Rochelle White
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