Providence Road
Practice Noticing
Before we ask why a young person doesn’t care, we should examine the system in which not caring has been practiced, protected, rewarded, or given status.
Now, go practice noticing.
For the next few days, don’t try to change anything.
Just notice.
Don’t fix it yet.
Practice noticing each of the six.
Then when you return:
What did you notice?
What did you see that you hadn’t seen before?
What did you notice?
Now choose one.
Look at what you noticed.
Which of the six keeps pulling your attention?
Not necessarily the biggest problem.
Not the one you think you can fix.
The one you want to understand better.
Click a box to find out more.
Stay with it.
For a little longer, resist the urge to change it.
And then I think we reach the next major threshold:
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