What Your Attention Does All Day
From brain waves in the yoga room to screen time rewiring adolescent minds, this week asks: what are we doing with our attention?
From brain waves in the yoga room to screen time rewiring adolescent minds, this week asks: what are we doing with our attention?
This week: algorithmic systems, overstimulated nervous systems, and why pratyahara matters more than ever.
The FRC approach to building a handstand — every joint in the chain, from wrists to ankles, with a full conditioning guide and linked study guides.
This week: algorithms that sort us, teachers who translate, and the question of who controls what we know.
This week kept asking who gets to decide what counts—and whether we’re looking for answers in the wrong places.
Six stories about the stuff that shapes us before we notice it happening.
Signals hiding in plain sight — what happens when we start paying closer attention.
Here’s what’s been on my mind this week. When Men Embrace Beauty: Attention, Appearance, and the Practice of Care In a culture thick with image and comparison, Jordan Foster’s piece (republished via StudyFinds) notices a curious intensified appearance pressure and risky practices on the other. From a practice lens, this offers two invitations. First: self‑care…