Power of Observation
Can noticing more change how you think?
4.4 (34)
38 mins
Uncover how sharpening observation turns everyday moments into insights that others often overlook. Explore how mindful noticing strengthens understanding, creativity, and decision-making in a noisy world.
Ep 1:
You See, But Do You Observe?
Host Joss Blake reveals why adults stop truly seeing the world, drawing on Sherlock Holmes and a brutal field-training exercise that ends with staring down tigers.
Ep 2:
The Orange, The Gorilla, and Genius
From an orange at Goodwill to Ratan Tata's rain-soaked scooter epiphany, discover how tiny observations spark billion-dollar innovations—and why half of us miss a gorilla in plain sight.
Ep 3:
The Unspoken Language of Attention
Learn why body language speaks louder than words, and how engaging every sense transforms fleeting glances into vivid, lasting memories.
Ep 4:
Seeing Yourself Clearly
Explore the delicate art of objective observation—detaching emotion, resisting the urge to fix—and how watching yourself fuels creative breakthroughs.
Ep 5:
Reclaiming the Beginner's Eye
In this finale, observation becomes transformation: from Velcro's burrs to Softsoap's spill, learn how to build the habit that changes how you see everything.
Discussions (10)
May
Level 2 · 9 mo agoJoss clearly has way too much free time. Who actually counts their stairs? My autopilot is the only reason my house is still standing! This isn't empowerment it’s just impractical nonsense LOL 💀
Emmett
Level 5 · 9 mo agoStaring down a tiger? Yeah right, he made that up.
Terrell
Level 10 · 9 mo agoFunny how Joss calls the Tata Nano a success when it was a massive failure that caught fire. Guess he didn't observe the sales figures. That tiger story sounds like complete fiction too.
