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Dan Millman 32:10 And you or I could do I'm sure it's not that terribly difficult. Let me tell you a quick story. The story I tell is about I'm in the gym, swinging around the high bar, and I let go and I do a full twisting double somersault, something like that. But I stick my landing. And that's a good thing. And so I go yes, you know, and, and then then I figured it's a good time to stop working. And as Socrates is watching, he's the only other one in the gym. And so I rip off my sweatshirt, throw it in my workout bag, I'm happy. And then we're going down the hallway. And he stops and says, Dan, you know, that last movie did that was really sloppy. And I go, What are you talking about sock, that was the best dismount. I did weeks. He said, Oh, I'm not talking about the dismount. I'm talking about the way it took off your sweatshirt, and put it in your bag. And he reminded me again, that I was treating one moment on the high bar especial. And another moment, putting my taking off my sweatshirt as ordinary. And then he again use those words, there are no ordinary moments. But he added something to that. And I got actually got this line into the movie, you may recall a couple of weeks before the start shooting. He said the difference between us is you practice gymnastics. And it could be video games, it could be anything. I practice everything. And I didn't get it, what he meant by that. But you know, most of us do things all day. We do the dishes, we do our homework we do we go to work and do our work. But we don't practice it. The moment we consciously intend to say I'm going to practice. We're intending to refine or improve what we're doing, how many of us are still improving our signature, or improving the way we walk across a room or sit in a chair and breathe? The moment we commit ourselves to practicing this moment I'm practicing speaking right now. It brings us back into that state of absorption, the problem of video games and they do serve that wonderful function of bringing you know that in the moment. But unless we can generalize that and learn to do it in everyday life, we become addicted, we have to go back to the video game and then back to the video game. Again, to experience that instead of experiencing it walking across the room and getting a glass of water, whatever it is. So practicing is one key to making life. That video game. 2b1af7f3a8

No Ordinary Moments Dan Milliman Pdf Download ((TOP))

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