or ourselves through the same lenses, and have sealed our opinion of them or of ourselves based solely on what we see. Yet, it would come as aI recently finished a course called "Open Thinking", and I found it quite enlightening - one of the text "How to think like Leonardo da Vinci" written by Michael J. Gelb, challenges you to think outside the box, do something that you've never done, and what emotions you experienced from doing it. In one particular exercise we had to draw with a picture of da Vinci upside down with our non-dominate hand, then share how we felt.

Partaking of this simple exercise was interesting and I've come up with this line "fresh eyes". So many times we look at others or ourselves through the same lenses, and have sealed our opinion of them or of ourselves based solely on what we see. Yet, it would come as a

ci" written by Michael J. Gelb, challenges you to think outside the box, do something that you've never done, and what emotions you experienced from doing it. In one particular exercise we had to draw with a picture of da Vinci upside down with our non-dominate hand, then share how we felt.

Partaking of this simple exercise was interesting and I've come up with this line "fresh eyes". So many times we look at others or ourselves through the same lenses, and have sealed our opinion of them or of ourselves based solely on what we see. Yet, it would come as a

enced from doing it. In one particular exercise we had to draw with a picture of da Vinci upside down with our non-dominate hand, then share how we felt.

Partaking of this simple exercise was interesting and I've come up with this line "fresh eyes". So many times we look at others or ourselves through the same lenses, and have sealed our opinion of them or of ourselves based solely on what we see. Yet, it would come as a

we felt.

Partaking of this simple exercise was interesting and I've come up with this line "fresh eyes". So many times we look at others or ourselves through the same lenses, and have sealed our opinion of them or of ourselves based solely on what we see. Yet, it would come as a

or ourselves through the same lenses, and have sealed our opinion of them or of ourselves based solely on what we see. Yet, it would come as a surprise IF we would use "fresh eyes" to look at others and at ourselves. How many of us are guilty of judging someone in a negative way based on their size, colour of their skin, their ethnicity, or how they’re dressed. I’m guilty as charged, but I’ve made the decision to move away from walking in that negative light.

I’m sure that I’ve missed out on getting to know some great people just because I choose to judge them by what I saw with my natural eye. Making the decision to leave your home as you head to the office, to look at others, your surroundings, your