Letās startĀ or end your day with calm and alert focus and a 14-second photo meditation at blue hour. Blue hour is that hour before sunrise or after sunset when the sun is low on the horizon and the light is soft and cool toned. It evokes a lovely mysteriousness to your photos (and when you're at a lake, it's beautiful to see!).Ā
š«Remember to let your exhale be longer than your inhale.
šBreathe in and out through your nose.
š§āāļøinhale to a count of 5
āpause for two
šæbreathe out to a count of 7
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Beth calls herself "a noticer of things".
She notices the way an orange peel can become poetry.
She notices the subtle shifts in the space between horses.
She notices the art of barbed wire, the beauty in a shadow and the healing power of a hug with a four-legged friend.
And she notices how humans have become so adept at swapping stress for self-care, busy-ness for being, and productivity over prioritizing basic needs, that we don't even notice how much it's affecting our relationships and our wellbeing.
InĀ her Natural Leadership work, Beth has guided heavy hitters from Google, Facebook, Adobe and many otherĀ leaders of today in how to slow down and use the wisdom of horses (andĀ the practice of not...
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