reVISION Experience - Interactive Practices
type: WebPage
description: Interactive flip cards, challenges, films, and prompts to experience perspective transformation firsthand. Feel the shift for yourself.
provider: reVISION
creator: person
maintainer: person
is accessible for free: true
language: en-US
keywords: interactive experiences
keywords: perspective shift activities
keywords: transformation challenges
keywords: creative prompts
keywords: mindfulness exercises
has part: Transformation Flip Cards
has part: The reVISION It Challenge
has part: Curated Films
has part: Perspective Prompts

reVISION
type: Organization

Transformation Flip Cards
type: ItemList
description: Interactive cards that reveal how perspective shifts transform understanding
number of items: 39
item list element: ListItem
  position: 1
  item: Death Row Dogs
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Unadoptable shelter dogs. Too much energy. Scheduled for euthanasia. → Trained search and rescue heroes who save lives in disasters
    additional property: Wonder Line
      type: PropertyValue
      value: The dogs no one wanted became the ones everyone needed.
    about: Transformation Example
      type: Thing
      description: Resilience and vision transform what others label as flawed into exactly what the world needs most. The very intensity that made them unwanted became the gift that makes them irreplaceable—reminding us that our most difficult qualities may be our greatest strengths misunderstood.
    comment: Could my intensity actually be exactly what's needed somewhere?
    keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential
item list element: ListItem
  position: 2
  item: Spider Silk
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Cobwebs swept away. Nuisance in corners. → Material stronger than steel, now used in medicine and military technology
    additional property: Wonder Line
      type: PropertyValue
      value: What we brushed aside could stop a bullet.
    about: Transformation Example
      type: Thing
      description: Wonder and curiosity transform nuisance into near-miraculous strength when we stop to examine what we reflexively destroy. The delicate threads we sweep away may be stronger than anything we've engineered.
    comment: What delicate thing have I been sweeping away that's actually incredibly strong?
    keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential
item list element: ListItem
  position: 3
  item: Rats
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Vermin. Pests to be exterminated. Creatures of filth and disease. → Trained heroes who have detected thousands of landmines and saved over 150,000 lives
    additional property: Wonder Line
      type: PropertyValue
      value: The creature we despised became the one saving us.
    about: Transformation Example
      type: Thing
      description: Vision and trust transform creatures of contempt into instruments of salvation. What we've been trying to exterminate may possess exactly the gifts we need—hidden beneath our disgust.
    comment: What gift might I find in what I've been trying to eliminate?
    keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential
item list element: ListItem
  position: 4
  item: Leeches
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Bloodsucking worms. Medieval quackery. A symbol of bad medicine. → Precision surgical tools that save reattached fingers and reconstructed tissue
    additional property: Wonder Line
      type: PropertyValue
      value: What we mocked as primitive is now cutting-edge.
    about: Transformation Example
      type: Thing
      description: Humility and patience remind us that what we dismiss as primitive may simply be wisdom we haven't caught up to yet. The practices we mock as backward sometimes prove to be ahead of their time.
    comment: What 'outdated' wisdom deserves a second look?
    keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential
item list element: ListItem
  position: 5
  item: Vampire Bat Saliva
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Bloodsuckers. Feared. Killed on sight. → A compound now used to dissolve blood clots and treat strokes
    additional property: Wonder Line
      type: PropertyValue
      value: The creature we feared is now saving our brains.
    about: Transformation Example
      type: Thing
      description: Courage and curiosity transform our deepest fears into unexpected sources of healing. The very thing we've been killing on sight may hold the medicine that saves us—if we can overcome our terror long enough to look.
    comment: What would I discover if I looked closer at what scares me?
    keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential
item list element: ListItem
  position: 6
  item: Bread Tags
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Tiny plastic clips. Thrown away without a second thought. → Wheelchairs for people in need across South Africa
    additional property: Wonder Line
      type: PropertyValue
      value: The smallest thing we discard became someone's freedom to move.
    about: Transformation Example
      type: Thing
      description: Kindness and vision reveal that even the tiniest discarded things can accumulate into life-changing gifts. What we throw away without thinking may become someone else's freedom—if we choose to see it differently.
    comment: What tiny thing am I discarding that could add up to something life-changing?
    keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential
item list element: ListItem
  position: 7
  item: Landfill Trash
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Oil cans, forks, bottle caps. Refuse from a Paraguay dump. Worthless garbage. → Violins, cellos, and saxophones...The Landfill Harmonic, a world-touring orchestra that has performed for the Pope and shared stages with Metallica and Megadeth
    additional property: Wonder Line
      type: PropertyValue
      value: What was thrown away was heard around the world.
    about: Transformation Example
      type: Thing
      description: Creativity and resilience transform society's refuse into instruments of profound beauty, proving that worth is never inherent but always waiting to be revealed by those who dare to look differently. When we are willing to hear music in what others call garbage, we discover that nothing—and no one—is beyond redemption.
    comment: What extraordinary thing might be hiding in what I've written off?
    keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential
item list element: ListItem
  position: 8
  item: Ugly Produce
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Misshapen fruits and vegetables. Rejected by grocery stores. Left to rot. → Food rescue programs feeding millions of hungry families
    additional property: Wonder Line
      type: PropertyValue
      value: What wasn't pretty enough to sell was perfect enough to save.
    about: Transformation Example
      type: Thing
      description: Kindness and vision look past surface imperfections to recognize that nourishment has nothing to do with appearance. What fails our shallow standards of beauty may be exactly what's needed to sustain life.
    comment: What imperfect thing is ready to nourish if I stop judging its appearance?
    keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential
item list element: ListItem
  position: 9
  item: Sewage Sludge
    type: CreativeWork
    description: The stinking waste left behind at treatment plants. Human refuse. → Graphene — one of the strongest materials on Earth
    additional property: Wonder Line
      type: PropertyValue
      value: What we flushed away became what we build the future with.
    about: Transformation Example
      type: Thing
      description: Resourcefulness and innovation prove that even our most shameful waste can become the foundation for extraordinary strength. What we desperately want to flush away and forget may contain the building blocks of our future.
    comment: What am I throwing away that could actually build something lasting?
    keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential
item list element: ListItem
  position: 10
  item: Kudzu Vine
    type: CreativeWork
    description: An invasive weed devouring the American South. Unstoppable. Hated. → Medicine for alcoholism and powerful anti-inflammatory treatments
    additional property: Wonder Line
      type: PropertyValue
      value: The vine we couldn't kill is now helping us heal.
    about: Transformation Example
      type: Thing
      description: Resilience and adaptation reveal that what we cannot destroy may be trying to offer us something we desperately need. The relentless force we fight against might be carrying medicine for our deepest wounds.
    comment: What persistent thing in my life might actually be offering me something?
    keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential
item list element: ListItem
  position: 11
  item: Shipping Containers
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Rusting steel boxes. Industrial clutter stacked at ports. → Affordable housing, pop-up shops, mobile clinics, and schools
    additional property: Wonder Line
      type: PropertyValue
      value: What held cargo now holds lives.
    about: Transformation Example
      type: Thing
      description: Vision and resourcefulness transform forgotten infrastructure into spaces of shelter, healing, and learning. The empty boxes we stack and ignore may become sanctuaries for those who need them most.
    comment: What empty structure in my life is waiting to shelter something new?
    keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential
item list element: ListItem
  position: 12
  item: Coffee Grounds
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Café trash. Thrown out by the ton, every single day. → Oil-absorbing sponges that clean oceans 99% more effectively than traditional methods
    additional property: Wonder Line
      type: PropertyValue
      value: Your morning waste is cleaning the sea.
    about: Transformation Example
      type: Thing
      description: Resourcefulness and innovation reveal that our most routine waste may hold solutions to our greatest environmental challenges. What we mindlessly discard each morning could be healing the planet—if we're willing to see it differently.
    comment: What everyday thing am I discarding that could solve a bigger problem?
    keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential
item list element: ListItem
  position: 13
  item: Peanuts
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Low-value crop. Pig feed. Not fit for proper farming. → Over 300 products including ink, plastic, and oil — transforming an entire economy
    additional property: Wonder Line
      type: PropertyValue
      value: What was only good for pigs became good for everything.
    about: Transformation Example
      type: Thing
      description: Vision and resourcefulness reveal that what the market undervalues may contain infinite untapped potential. The crop dismissed as fit only for animals became the foundation of hundreds of innovations.
    comment: What have I undervalued that might have hundreds of uses?
    keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential
item list element: ListItem
  position: 14
  item: Maggots
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Larvae crawling on rotting flesh. Symbols of death and decay. → Sterile biosurgeons that clean wounds better than any scalpel
    additional property: Wonder Line
      type: PropertyValue
      value: The creatures of decay became agents of healing.
    about: Transformation Example
      type: Thing
      description: Humility and trust teach us that healing sometimes comes from the most repulsive sources, and that nature's wisdom often contradicts our instincts. What we associate with death may carry the seeds of restoration.
    comment: What healing might come from the thing I find most repulsive?
    keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential
item list element: ListItem
  position: 15
  item: Burrs on Socks
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Annoying seed pods. Picked off and thrown away after every hike. → The inspiration for Velcro — used in everything from shoes to spacecraft
    additional property: Wonder Line
      type: PropertyValue
      value: The nuisance we cursed became the fastener we can't live without.
    about: Transformation Example
      type: Thing
      description: Curiosity and innovation emerge when we stop cursing our irritations long enough to study them. The annoyance that clings to us may be demonstrating a principle we desperately need to understand.
    comment: What keeps showing up in my life that I should study instead of curse?
    keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential
item list element: ListItem
  position: 16
  item: World of Warcraft Plague
    type: CreativeWork
    description: A glitch in a video game. Virtual chaos. Pixels dying on a screen. → Real epidemiological data that helped researchers model pandemic behavior
    additional property: Wonder Line
    about: Transformation Example
    comment: Where else might I find answers if I pay attention to unexpected places?
    keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential

The reVISION It Challenge
type: ItemList
description: Interactive cards inviting you to imagine new possibilities for overlooked items
number of items: 38
item list element: ListItem
  position: 1
  item: Concrete Chunks
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Broken slabs from demolished sidewalks. Construction rubble hauled to the dump.
    about: reVISION Challenge
    potential action: Submit Your Idea
      type: CreateAction
      description: Imagine what this could become
item list element: ListItem
  position: 2
  item: Cardboard Boxes
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Bent and torn packaging after delivery day. Recycling bin overflow.
    about: reVISION Challenge
    potential action: Submit Your Idea
      type: CreateAction
      description: Imagine what this could become
item list element: ListItem
  position: 3
  item: Dryer Lint
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Fuzzy gray clumps pulled from the filter. Household debris destined for the trash.
    about: reVISION Challenge
    potential action: Submit Your Idea
      type: CreateAction
      description: Imagine what this could become
item list element: ListItem
  position: 4
  item: Tree Bark
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Peeling strips falling from trunks. Forest floor debris no one notices.
    about: reVISION Challenge
    potential action: Submit Your Idea
      type: CreateAction
      description: Imagine what this could become
item list element: ListItem
  position: 5
  item: Old Phones
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Cracked screens and outdated models shoved in drawers. Yesterday's technology gathering dust.
    about: reVISION Challenge
    potential action: Submit Your Idea
      type: CreateAction
      description: Imagine what this could become
item list element: ListItem
  position: 6
  item: Moths
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Dusty-winged insects drawn to lights. Pests that eat holes in sweaters.
    about: reVISION Challenge
    potential action: Submit Your Idea
      type: CreateAction
      description: Imagine what this could become
item list element: ListItem
  position: 7
  item: Sawdust
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Fine wood particles coating the workshop floor. Construction mess swept into bags.
    about: reVISION Challenge
    potential action: Submit Your Idea
      type: CreateAction
      description: Imagine what this could become
item list element: ListItem
  position: 8
  item: Snails
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Slow shell-covered pests eating garden plants. Creatures picked off and discarded.
    about: reVISION Challenge
    potential action: Submit Your Idea
      type: CreateAction
      description: Imagine what this could become
item list element: ListItem
  position: 9
  item: Obsolete Adapter Cords
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Knotted cables for devices we no longer own. E-waste clutter taking up space.
    about: reVISION Challenge
    potential action: Submit Your Idea
      type: CreateAction
      description: Imagine what this could become
item list element: ListItem
  position: 10
  item: Scrap Metal
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Rusted fragments and bent pieces. Junkyard material sold by the pound.
    about: reVISION Challenge
    potential action: Submit Your Idea
      type: CreateAction
      description: Imagine what this could become
item list element: ListItem
  position: 11
  item: Weeds
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Unwanted plants choking the garden. Pulled by the roots and tossed aside.
    about: reVISION Challenge
    potential action: Submit Your Idea
      type: CreateAction
      description: Imagine what this could become
item list element: ListItem
  position: 12
  item: Egg Shells
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Brittle fragments cracked and discarded. Breakfast trash destined for the bin.
    about: reVISION Challenge
    potential action: Submit Your Idea
      type: CreateAction
      description: Imagine what this could become
item list element: ListItem
  position: 13
  item: Pistachio Shells
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Brittle broken halves left in a bowl. Snack debris swept into the garbage.
    about: reVISION Challenge
    potential action: Submit Your Idea
      type: CreateAction
      description: Imagine what this could become
item list element: ListItem
  position: 14
  item: Old Bread
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Stale loaves growing hard on the counter. Food gone bad fit only for disposal.
    about: reVISION Challenge
    potential action: Submit Your Idea
      type: CreateAction
      description: Imagine what this could become
item list element: ListItem
  position: 15
  item: Wine Corks
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Dried stoppers pulled and tossed. Bar waste piling up in drawers.
    about: reVISION Challenge
    potential action: Submit Your Idea
      type: CreateAction
      description: Imagine what this could become
item list element: ListItem
  position: 16
  item: Ants
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Tiny invaders marching across counters. Pests to be crushed and poisoned.
    about: reVISION Challenge
    potential action: Submit Your Idea
      type: CreateAction
      description: Imagine what this could become
item list element: ListItem
  position: 17
  item: Earthworms
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Slimy creatures wriggling on wet pavement. Garden dwellers stepped over with disgust.
    about: reVISION Challenge
    potential action: Submit Your Idea
      type: CreateAction
      description: Imagine what this could become
item list element: ListItem
  position: 18
  item: Plastic Bags
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Crumpled sacks stuffed under the sink. Single-use waste we hoard but never reuse.
    about: reVISION Challenge
    potential action: Submit Your Idea
      type: CreateAction
      description: Imagine what this could become
item list element: ListItem
  position: 19
  item: Packing Peanuts
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Foam pieces spilling from boxes. Shipping waste that sticks to everything.
    about: reVISION Challenge
    potential action: Submit Your Idea
      type: CreateAction
      description: Imagine what this could become
item list element: ListItem
  position: 20
  item: Pencil Shavings
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Wood curls and graphite dust. Desk waste emptied from the sharpener.
    about: reVISION Challenge
    potential action: Submit Your Idea
      type: CreateAction
      description: Imagine what this could become
item list element: ListItem
  position: 21
  item: Disposable Coffee Cups
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Paper and plastic headed to overflowing bins. Single-use convenience that became landfill guilt.
    about: reVISION Challenge
    potential action: Submit Your Idea
      type: CreateAction
      description: Imagine what this could become
item list element: ListItem
  position: 22
  item: Banana Peels
    type: CreativeWork
    description: Slippery yellow skins headed straight to the compost. Kitchen waste we can't wait to throw away.
    about: reVISION Challenge
    potential action: Submit Your Idea
      type: CreateAction
      description: Imagine what this could become

Curated Films
type: ItemList
description: Short films capturing transformation in motion
number of items: 9
item list element: ListItem
  position: 1
  item: The Man Who Planted Trees
    type: VideoObject
    about: Transformation in Motion
      type: Thing
      description: Visual documentation of perspective shifts and transformation
item list element: ListItem
  position: 2
  item: The Reinvention of Normal
    type: VideoObject
    about: Transformation in Motion
      type: Thing
      description: Visual documentation of perspective shifts and transformation
item list element: ListItem
  position: 3
  item: A Rock Star Takes the Stage at Nursing Homes | Goldie | The New Yorker Documentary
    type: VideoObject
    about: Transformation in Motion
      type: Thing
      description: Visual documentation of perspective shifts and transformation
item list element: ListItem
  position: 4
  item: Moving Windmills: The William Kamkwamba story
    type: VideoObject
    about: Transformation in Motion
      type: Thing
      description: Visual documentation of perspective shifts and transformation
item list element: ListItem
  position: 5
  item: A Beautiful Waste
    type: VideoObject
    about: Transformation in Motion
      type: Thing
      description: Visual documentation of perspective shifts and transformation
item list element: ListItem
  position: 6
  item: The man who stopped the desert
    type: VideoObject
    about: Transformation in Motion
      type: Thing
      description: Visual documentation of perspective shifts and transformation
item list element: ListItem
  position: 7
  item: Pip
    type: VideoObject
    about: Transformation in Motion
      type: Thing
      description: Visual documentation of perspective shifts and transformation
item list element: ListItem
  position: 8
  item: Making Science Fun: Toys From Trash
    type: VideoObject
    about: Transformation in Motion
      type: Thing
      description: Visual documentation of perspective shifts and transformation
item list element: ListItem
  position: 9
  item: Caine's Arcade
    type: VideoObject
    about: Transformation in Motion
      type: Thing
      description: Visual documentation of perspective shifts and transformation

Perspective Prompts
type: ItemList
description: Invitations to practice seeing differently
number of items: 165
item list element: ListItem
  position: 1
  item: What's something you're forcing that might work better if you stopped pushing so hard?
    type: Question
    about: Perspective Prompt
      type: Thing
      description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
    keywords: cognitive
item list element: ListItem
  position: 2
  item: How would someone from 100 years ago solve your modern problem? How would someone 100 years from now? What's useful in each approach?
    type: Question
    about: Perspective Prompt
      type: Thing
      description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
    keywords: creative
item list element: ListItem
  position: 3
  item: Look at your hands as if you've never seen them before. Notice every line, every texture, every subtle color variation.
    type: Question
    about: Perspective Prompt
      type: Thing
      description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
    keywords: sensory
item list element: ListItem
  position: 4
  item: What's the thing you're not mentioning because it seems irrelevant? It might be the key.
    type: Question
    about: Perspective Prompt
      type: Thing
      description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
    keywords: creative
item list element: ListItem
  position: 5
  item: Touch your own face as if mapping unfamiliar terrain. What do your fingers discover that your mirror doesn't show?
    type: Question
    about: Perspective Prompt
      type: Thing
      description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
    keywords: sensory
item list element: ListItem
  position: 6
  item: Think of something that frustrated you today. Now ask: 'What is this situation trying to teach me that I couldn't learn any other way?'
    type: Question
    about: Perspective Prompt
      type: Thing
      description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
    keywords: cognitive
item list element: ListItem
  position: 7
  item: Think of a rule you follow without questioning. Where did it come from? Does it still serve you?
    type: Question
    about: Perspective Prompt
      type: Thing
      description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
    keywords: cognitive
item list element: ListItem
  position: 8
  item: Listen for the quietest sound in your environment. What's underneath the obvious noise?
    type: Question
    about: Perspective Prompt
      type: Thing
      description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
    keywords: sensory
item list element: ListItem
  position: 9
  item: Pick a constraint from another field (a poet's syllable count, a chef's ingredient limit, an architect's weight restriction). Apply it to your project.
    type: Question
    about: Perspective Prompt
      type: Thing
      description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
    keywords: creative
item list element: ListItem
  position: 10
  item: What would be different if you stopped apologizing for who you are?
    type: Question
    about: Perspective Prompt
      type: Thing
      description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
    keywords: cognitive
item list element: ListItem
  position: 11
  item: Close your eyes. Notice where on your body you feel warmest, coolest. What story is your body telling?
    type: Question
    about: Perspective Prompt
      type: Thing
      description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
    keywords: sensory
item list element: ListItem
  position: 12
  item: Combine two unrelated things you love. What emerges?
    type: Question
    about: Perspective Prompt
      type: Thing
      description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
    keywords: creative
item list element: ListItem
  position: 13
  item: Think of your current struggle as a chapter title in your memoir. What would you name it?
    type: Question
    about: Perspective Prompt
      type: Thing
      description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
    keywords: cognitive
item list element: ListItem
  position: 14
  item: What's the most boring solution to your problem? Sometimes boring works.
    type: Question
    about: Perspective Prompt
      type: Thing
      description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
    keywords: creative
item list element: ListItem
  position: 15
  item: What's something you've never thanked yourself for? Thank yourself now.
    type: Question
    about: Perspective Prompt
      type: Thing
      description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
    keywords: cognitive
item list element: ListItem
  position: 16
  item: What if the thing you're rushing toward is exactly what you'll miss when it's gone? Slow down and notice.
    type: Question
    about: Perspective Prompt
      type: Thing
      description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
    keywords: cognitive
item list element: ListItem
  position: 17
  item: Notice the quality of light right now. Is it warm or cool? Sharp or diffused? Where are the brightest and darkest points?
    type: Question
    about: Perspective Prompt
      type: Thing
      description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
    keywords: sensory
item list element: ListItem
  position: 18
  item: Notice the rhythm of your walking, your breathing, your blinking. You've been keeping time all along.
    type: Question
    about: Perspective Prompt
      type: Thing
      description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
    keywords: sensory
item list element: ListItem
  position: 19
  item: Think of how a chef, an architect, a gardener, and a musician would each approach a challenge you're facing. Borrow one element from each.
    type: Question
    about: Perspective Prompt
      type: Thing
      description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
    keywords: creative
item list element: ListItem
  position: 20
  item: If your project were a person, what would it want? What would it be afraid of?
    type: Question
    about: Perspective Prompt
      type: Thing
      description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
    keywords: creative
item list element: ListItem
  position: 21
  item: What would you try if no one would ever know whether you succeeded or failed?
    type: Question
    about: Perspective Prompt
      type: Thing
      description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
    keywords: creative
item list element: ListItem
  position: 22
  item: Whatever you're working on, label it 'Version 0.1.' Notice how that permission to be imperfect changes your relationship to it.
    type: Question
    about: Perspective Prompt
      type: Thing
      description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
    keywords: creative
item list element: ListItem
  position: 23
  item: If you had to make your idea worse first to make it better, what would you do?
    type: Question
    about: Perspective Prompt
      type: Thing
      description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
    keywords: creative
item list element: ListItem
  position: 24
  item: Close your eyes and listen to someone's voice (live or recorded). Notice only the music of it, not the meaning.
    type: Question
    about: Perspective Prompt
      type: Thing
      description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
    keywords: sensory
item list element: ListItem
  position: 25
  item: What would nature's solution to your problem look like? How does the forest solve this?
    type: Question
    about: Perspective Prompt
      type: Thing
      description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
    keywords: creative

Wonder Line
type: PropertyValue
value: A gaming bug taught us how real plagues spread.

Transformation Example
type: Thing
description: Curiosity and adaptation show us that wisdom can emerge from the most unexpected places, even from what seems like meaningless chaos. When we pay attention to patterns everywhere—even in play—we discover insights that can save real lives.

ListItem
position: 17
item: Lonely Seniors
  type: CreativeWork
  description: People with no one to talk to. Isolated. Forgotten. → Conversation partners helping foreign students master English while finding connection themselves
  additional property: Wonder Line
    type: PropertyValue
    value: Loneliness became the classroom.
  about: Transformation Example
    type: Thing
    description: Connection and purpose emerge when we recognize that those who feel forgotten may have exactly what others need. The isolation that pains us may be transformed into the gift of presence for someone equally alone.
  comment: What if my loneliness is actually a gift I could offer someone else?
  keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential

ListItem
position: 18
item: Orange Peels
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Factory garbage. Dumped on barren land and forgotten for decades. → A thriving forest with richer soil and towering canopy
  additional property: Wonder Line
    type: PropertyValue
    value: What they threw away grew back as paradise.
  about: Transformation Example
    type: Thing
    description: Patience and trust demonstrate that what we discard and forget may be quietly regenerating into abundance beyond our imagination. Sometimes the greatest gift we can give is simply leaving something alone long enough to become what it was meant to be.
  comment: What might flourish if I just gave it time and space?
  keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential

ListItem
position: 19
item: Dandelions
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Weeds to be pulled. Lawn pests sprayed and poisoned. → Medicine, food, wine, and a promising rubber alternative
  additional property: Wonder Line
    type: PropertyValue
    value: The enemy of every lawn may be the friend of the future.
  about: Transformation Example
    type: Thing
    description: Wonder and resourcefulness transform our most persistent enemy into an abundant source of nourishment and possibility. What we poison and uproot with such determination may be offering us gifts we refuse to see.
  comment: What am I fighting that might actually be offering me abundance?
  keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential

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item: Flour Sacks
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Rough industrial packaging. Plain fabric meant to be discarded. → Depression-era fashion that clothed families with dignity and beauty
  additional property: Wonder Line
    type: PropertyValue
    value: What carried flour began carrying hope.
  about: Transformation Example
    type: Thing
    description: Creativity and dignity transform functional packaging into garments of beauty and self-respect. When resources are scarce, love finds ways to clothe us not just in fabric but in worth.
  comment: How might I create dignity and beauty from what's meant to be thrown away?
  keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential

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item: Ghost Nets
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Abandoned fishing gear. Ocean pollution killing marine life. → 3D-printed prosthetic limbs for children in coastal communities
  additional property: Wonder Line
    type: PropertyValue
    value: What was destroying life now gives it back.
  about: Transformation Example
    type: Thing
    description: Resourcefulness and compassion transform instruments of destruction into tools of healing and restoration. The very thing causing harm can become the source of wholeness—if we're willing to reimagine its purpose.
  comment: How can something causing harm be transformed into something healing?
  keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential

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item: Slime Mold
  type: CreativeWork
  description: A brainless, single-celled blob. No nervous system. Nothing. → Mapped the Tokyo rail system more efficiently than engineers
  additional property: Wonder Line
    type: PropertyValue
    value: An organism with no brain outdesigned human genius.
  about: Transformation Example
    type: Thing
    description: Humility and wonder emerge when a creature without a brain solves problems that stump our greatest minds. Intelligence takes forms we cannot recognize, and wisdom flows through channels we never thought to examine.
  comment: What simple approach might solve what my overthinking cannot?
  keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential

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item: Chopsticks
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Used once and tossed. Restaurant waste by the billions. → Furniture, building materials, and art
  additional property: Wonder Line
    type: PropertyValue
    value: What held a single meal now holds up entire rooms.
  about: Transformation Example
    type: Thing
    description: Resourcefulness and creativity transform billions of single-use moments into structures of lasting beauty and function. What serves us briefly may be gathered into something that serves us for generations.
  comment: How might my brief moments accumulate into something lasting?
  keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential

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item: X-Ray Films
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Discarded medical scans. Hospital waste destined for the trash. → Bootleg records — called 'Bone Music' — that preserved forbidden music during Soviet censorship
  additional property: Wonder Line
    type: PropertyValue
    value: Medical waste became the sound of underground freedom.
  about: Transformation Example
    type: Thing
    description: Freedom and creativity converge when the human spirit refuses to be silenced, transforming even the discarded shadows of our bodies into vessels of defiant expression. This story reminds us that when passion meets constraint, ingenuity will always find a way to sing.
  comment: How do I create something meaningful when resources are scarce?
  keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential

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item: Plastic Bottles
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Trash on a shantytown roof. Garbage baking in the sun. → Free, bright daylight illuminating thousands of homes without electricity
  additional property: Wonder Line
    type: PropertyValue
    value: Trash became light for those who had none.
  about: Transformation Example
    type: Thing
    description: Resourcefulness and hope transform garbage into illumination for those living in darkness. What bakes uselessly on a roof may become the light that changes everything—if we're willing to see it differently.
  comment: What's sitting unused in my life that could bring light to someone's darkness?
  keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential

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item: Old Tires
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Rubber waste. Landfill mountains that never decompose. → Playground surfaces, artificial reefs, and sustainable roads
  additional property: Wonder Line
    type: PropertyValue
    value: What we buried is now beneath our children's feet — keeping them safe.
  about: Transformation Example
    type: Thing
    description: Resourcefulness and care transform our most persistent waste into foundations of safety and play. What we bury in shame may resurface as protection for those we love most.
  comment: What have I buried that could become a foundation for something safe?
  keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential

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item: Volcanic Ash
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Disaster byproduct. Geological waste. Destruction. → Sustainable, energy-efficient concrete that doesn't require high-heat cement
  additional property: Wonder Line
    type: PropertyValue
    value: What buried cities now builds them.
  about: Transformation Example
    type: Thing
    description: Resilience and innovation reveal that the byproducts of destruction can become the building blocks of a better future. What buries us in one moment may become what we build with in the next.
  comment: How might the debris from what fell apart help me rebuild?
  keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential

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item: Flip Flops
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Broken rubber washing up on beaches. Trash polluting the ocean. → Vibrant art sculptures and a sustainable business employing coastal communities
  additional property: Wonder Line
    type: PropertyValue
    value: What washed up as garbage now hangs in galleries.
  about: Transformation Example
    type: Thing
    description: Creativity and resourcefulness transform pollution into art and employment, proving that beauty can emerge from our worst messes. What the tide brings in as garbage may be raw material for transformation.
  comment: What beauty might I create from what keeps washing up in my life?
  keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential

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item: Mold
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Contamination in a petri dish. A ruined experiment destined for the trash. → The antibiotic penicillin — which would go on to save over 200 million lives
  additional property: Wonder Line
    type: PropertyValue
    value: What should have been thrown away became medicine's greatest gift.
  about: Transformation Example
    type: Thing
    description: Curiosity and patience reveal that what appears to ruin our plans may actually be redirecting us toward something far greater than we imagined. The accidents we curse and the contaminations we fear sometimes carry the cures we desperately need.
  comment: What if this mistake is actually leading somewhere important?
  keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential

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item: CAPTCHA
  type: CreativeWork
  description: An annoying security test. Wasted clicks. Daily frustration. → A system that digitized millions of books and preserved centuries of human knowledge
  additional property: Wonder Line
    type: PropertyValue
    value: Every irritated click was secretly saving history.
  about: Transformation Example
    type: Thing
    description: Patience and vision transform our daily frustrations into collective acts of preservation and meaning. Those moments we resent as wasted time may be quietly building something far greater than we know.
  comment: What if my small frustrations are secretly contributing to something bigger?
  keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential

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item: Horseshoe Crab Blood
  type: CreativeWork
  description: An ancient, armored creature crawling on beaches. Primitive. Unremarkable. → Blue blood essential for testing the safety of every vaccine and medical implant on Earth
  additional property: Wonder Line
    type: PropertyValue
    value: The living fossil protects modern medicine.
  about: Transformation Example
    type: Thing
    description: Wonder and humility converge as an ancient creature proves essential to modern survival, reminding us that evolution preserves what matters. What appears primitive and unremarkable may be quietly protecting everything we've built.
  comment: What ancient or overlooked thing is quietly protecting something important?
  keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential

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item: The Rosetta Stone
  type: CreativeWork
  description: A black slab with strange markings. Used as building rubble for a wall. → The only key to deciphering an entire lost civilization
  additional property: Wonder Line
    type: PropertyValue
    value: Construction debris unlocked 3,000 years of history.
  about: Transformation Example
    type: Thing
    description: Curiosity and vision transform what seems like meaningless rubble into the key that unlocks entire worlds of understanding. The fragment we step over or build into a wall may hold the answers we've been seeking for centuries.
  comment: What overlooked thing might be the key to understanding everything?
  keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential

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item: Algae
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Pond scum. Green slime fouling waterways. → Biofuel, nutrition supplements, and one of our best tools for capturing carbon
  additional property: Wonder Line
    type: PropertyValue
    value: The slime we scraped away may save the planet.
  about: Transformation Example
    type: Thing
    description: Humility and vision reveal that what we dismiss as nuisance may hold the keys to our survival. The slime we scrape away in disgust might be the very thing that saves us—if we learn to see it differently.
  comment: What overlooked nuisance in my life might actually be essential?
  keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential

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item: Mushrooms
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Just fungi. Growing in dark, damp places. Ignored. → Solutions for cleaning oil spills, replacing plastic, and building sustainable materials
  additional property: Wonder Line
    type: PropertyValue
    value: What we stepped over is building the future.
  about: Transformation Example
    type: Thing
    description: Curiosity and vision illuminate that the humble things growing in darkness may hold the keys to our survival. What thrives in places we avoid might be quietly preparing to save us.
  comment: What's growing in the dark corners I've been avoiding?
  keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential

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item: Komodo Dragon Saliva
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Deadly bacteria from a monster's mouth. Rotting, venomous death. → Antimicrobial peptides now used to fight antibiotic-resistant superbugs
  additional property: Wonder Line
    type: PropertyValue
    value: The deadliest mouth on Earth held the cure we needed.
  about: Transformation Example
    type: Thing
    description: Courage and innovation reveal that our most dangerous enemies may carry solutions to our most desperate problems. The venom we flee from may contain the antidote we need—if we're brave enough to examine it closely.
  comment: What solutions might hide inside the things I consider most dangerous?
  keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential

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item: An Abandoned Railway
  type: CreativeWork
  description: An eyesore cutting through Manhattan. Rusting. Destined for demolition. → One of the world's most beloved urban parks — The High Line — inspiring cities globally
  additional property: Wonder Line
    type: PropertyValue
    value: What they planned to tear down, millions now walk upon.
  about: Transformation Example
    type: Thing
    description: Vision and courage transform what society condemns as blight into spaces of unexpected beauty and connection. Before we rush to demolish what seems broken, we might ask what it could become with new eyes.
  comment: What could this become if I stopped trying to tear it down?
  keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential

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item: Whale Poop
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Ocean waste. Floating excrement. Disgusting. → A critical nutrient cycle supporting entire marine ecosystems
  additional property: Wonder Line
    type: PropertyValue
    value: The most undignified thing in the sea keeps the sea alive.
  about: Transformation Example
    type: Thing
    description: Humility and wonder reveal that even the most undignified processes may be essential to the systems that sustain us. What seems like mere waste may be quietly feeding the entire ecosystem.
  comment: What unglamorous part of my life is actually sustaining something important?
  keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential

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item: Jeepneys
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Abandoned U.S. military jeeps. Post-war junk rusting in fields. → The Philippines' most iconic form of public transportation
  additional property: Wonder Line
    type: PropertyValue
    value: War's leftovers became a nation's ride.
  about: Transformation Example
    type: Thing
    description: Resourcefulness and creativity transform the remnants of destruction into symbols of identity and connection. What war leaves behind can become what peace rides upon—if we're willing to reimagine its purpose.
  comment: How might the remnants of difficulty become something that carries me forward?
  keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential

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item: Hagfish Slime
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Grotesque goo from an ugly eel. Mocked as disgusting and useless. → Fibers stronger than nylon, inspiring next-generation materials
  additional property: Wonder Line
    type: PropertyValue
    value: The most revolting creature made the most remarkable thread.
  about: Transformation Example
    type: Thing
    description: Curiosity and innovation emerge when we look past our instinctive disgust to discover extraordinary strength hiding in the most unlikely forms. What repels us at first glance may contain the very solutions we've been searching for—if only we can overcome our initial judgments.
  comment: What strength am I missing because I can't see past my first reaction?
  keywords: transformation, perspective shift, potential

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item: Grass Clippings
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Green heaps left behind by the mower. Yard waste bagged for pickup.
  about: reVISION Challenge
  potential action: Submit Your Idea
    type: CreateAction
    description: Imagine what this could become

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item: Toilet Paper Rolls
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Empty cardboard tubes. Bathroom trash we toss without thinking.
  about: reVISION Challenge
  potential action: Submit Your Idea
    type: CreateAction
    description: Imagine what this could become

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item: Pine Cones
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Sticky sap-covered clutter falling from trees. Yard waste raked into piles.
  about: reVISION Challenge
  potential action: Submit Your Idea
    type: CreateAction
    description: Imagine what this could become

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item: Spiderwebs
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Dusty nets in corners and doorways. Cobwebs swept away without a thought.
  about: reVISION Challenge
  potential action: Submit Your Idea
    type: CreateAction
    description: Imagine what this could become

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item: Broken Pallets
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Splintered wood stacked behind stores. Industrial trash waiting for disposal.
  about: reVISION Challenge
  potential action: Submit Your Idea
    type: CreateAction
    description: Imagine what this could become

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item: Fabric Scraps
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Leftover pieces too small to use. Sewing room waste headed for the bin.
  about: reVISION Challenge
  potential action: Submit Your Idea
    type: CreateAction
    description: Imagine what this could become

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item: Junk Mail
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Envelopes and flyers no one asked for. Paper waste heading straight from mailbox to recycling.
  about: reVISION Challenge
  potential action: Submit Your Idea
    type: CreateAction
    description: Imagine what this could become

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item: Old Keys
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Mystery metal no one remembers. Junk drawer clutter for locks long gone.
  about: reVISION Challenge
  potential action: Submit Your Idea
    type: CreateAction
    description: Imagine what this could become

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item: Bottle Caps
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Small metal discs pried off and flicked aside. Beverage waste too tiny to matter.
  about: reVISION Challenge
  potential action: Submit Your Idea
    type: CreateAction
    description: Imagine what this could become

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position: 32
item: Fallen Leaves
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Brown dead foliage covering the yard. Nature's litter raked into bags and hauled to the curb.
  about: reVISION Challenge
  potential action: Submit Your Idea
    type: CreateAction
    description: Imagine what this could become

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position: 33
item: Crickets
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Chirping insects that sneak indoors. Basement annoyances shooed back outside.
  about: reVISION Challenge
  potential action: Submit Your Idea
    type: CreateAction
    description: Imagine what this could become

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position: 34
item: Millipedes
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Many-legged crawlers coiled in damp corners. Bugs no one wants to touch.
  about: reVISION Challenge
  potential action: Submit Your Idea
    type: CreateAction
    description: Imagine what this could become

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position: 35
item: Broken Crayons
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Stubby snapped pieces rattling in the box. Art supplies too small to use.
  about: reVISION Challenge
  potential action: Submit Your Idea
    type: CreateAction
    description: Imagine what this could become

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position: 36
item: Acorns
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Hard nuts littering the driveway. Tree debris crunching underfoot swept away by the bagful.
  about: reVISION Challenge
  potential action: Submit Your Idea
    type: CreateAction
    description: Imagine what this could become

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position: 37
item: Moss
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Green fuzz creeping across stones and roofs. Unwelcome growth scraped away.
  about: reVISION Challenge
  potential action: Submit Your Idea
    type: CreateAction
    description: Imagine what this could become

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position: 38
item: Tea Bags
  type: CreativeWork
  description: Soggy pouches squeezed and discarded. Beverage waste dripping into the trash.
  about: reVISION Challenge
  potential action: Submit Your Idea
    type: CreateAction
    description: Imagine what this could become

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item: Listen to a conversation (or remember one) and focus only on the tone, not the words. What do you hear?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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item: What's something you're overcomplicating? What's the one-sentence version?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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item: Find something reflective. What does it show you that you wouldn't see looking directly?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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item: What would you do if you couldn't fail? Now, what would you do if you knew you would fail but it didn't matter?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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item: Think of your problem as a knot. Where did the tangling start? That's often where the untangling begins.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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item: Choose something you consider useless. How might it become valuable in a different context?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: Actionable

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item: Think of the last thing that made you laugh. What's the connection to what you're working on?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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item: If you're having difficulty with a person or situation, imagine genuinely wanting what they want. What would you do differently?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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item: If your project had to be finished in one day, what would you do? One hour? Ten minutes?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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item: Find a texture you've never consciously touched before. What does your skin discover?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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item: Open a book or look at any image. Force a connection between what you see and something you're working on. The stranger the connection, the more creative the insight.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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item: If you had to solve your problem using only things within arm's reach, what would you try?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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item: Imagine explaining your project to someone who lived 500 years ago. What would you have to translate?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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item: What are you tolerating that you've stopped noticing you're tolerating? Name it.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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item: Think of something you've done a thousand times. What would happen if you did it backwards?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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item: Recall a time you were completely wrong about something. What did that teach you about what you might be wrong about now?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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item: Pick something you're expert at. Imagine you know nothing. What question would a beginner ask that you've stopped asking?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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item: If you had to make your challenge worse on purpose, what would you do? Now avoid doing that.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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item: Find a place in nature that seems neglected. What beauty or resilience can you discover there?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: Actionable

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item: Stop and count how many distinct sounds you can hear right now. Most people discover 8-15 layers they weren't noticing.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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item: What's something you've always done because 'that's how it's done'? Who decided that?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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item: What's one tiny thing within reach right now that you haven't tried? Not the big leap—just the next inch.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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item: Think of an opinion you hold strongly. What would you need to see or experience to change your mind?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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item: Instead of asking 'How do I solve this?' ask 'How would I guarantee this fails?' Then reverse your answers.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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item: Do one thing today with the intention of finding potential where others see none. What did you discover?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: Actionable

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item: What would you do if you had half the time? What would you do if you had twice the time? What's different?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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item: Notice one thing that's working well in your life. Trace back: Who or what is quietly making that possible?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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item: What would you attempt if you knew your first try didn't need to be good?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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item: Sit still and watch for any motion around you—however subtle. A curtain swaying, dust in light, the rise and fall of your own breath.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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item: Imagine your inner critic is actually scared for you, not against you. What is it scared of?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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item: If this problem could talk, what would it say it needs from you?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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item: Think of someone you admire. What quality of theirs do you already possess in a different form?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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item: What belief do you hold that might limit your potential? How could you see it differently?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: Reflective

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item: What's the connection between your current challenge and your childhood? There usually is one.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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item: Look at something from below—get low and look up. What's different from this angle?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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item: Think of something you consider 'finished.' What would it mean to keep going?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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item: Listen to a familiar sound (traffic, ventilation, appliance) as if it were music. Find its rhythm, its pitch, its variations.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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item: Find something that's changing—ice melting, clouds moving, light shifting. Watch the change happen.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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item: What's the opposite of your goal? Now, what's valuable in that opposite?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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item: Notice the air on your skin. What is it telling you about temperature, moisture, movement?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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item: Consider the last time you changed your mind about something important. What made that possible?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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item: Consider a 'failure' from your past. What became possible only because that failure happened?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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item: Take two problems you're facing. What if they were secretly the same problem in different disguises?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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item: Look at something familiar until it becomes strange. How long does it take?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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item: Find something with an interesting smell. Close your eyes and try to describe it without using the name of the thing.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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item: What would a 5-year-old try that you're too 'smart' to attempt?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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item: Where do you feel most stuck right now? Consider: What if being stuck here means this is exactly where the breakthrough wants to happen?
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  about: Perspective Prompt
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    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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item: What's the stupidest, most impractical solution to something you're stuck on? Often, hidden inside bad ideas are seeds of brilliant ones.
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  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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item: Look at an object you usually ignore. What story could it tell if it could speak?
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  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: Reflective

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item: If your challenge were a game, what would be the rules? What would be cheating? What if you cheated?
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  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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item: What's the smallest possible version of something you're postponing? Not the full project—just the 5-minute seed.
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  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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item: Look at your surroundings through squinted eyes. How does blurring reveal patterns you missed?
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  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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item: What's one thing you could subtract from your approach that might help more than adding something?
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  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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item: Imagine yourself five years from now, looking back at this moment. What might you wish you'd appreciated more?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 80
item: What story about yourself have you outgrown but keep telling anyway?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 81
item: Look at someone's face (or a photo) and notice only one feature—just the eyebrows, or just the jawline. What do you see?
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  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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item: For a decision you're facing, ask: 'What would someone who has the exact opposite values from me do?' Then ask what's useful in that approach.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 83
item: Consider your biggest current worry. Ask: 'What's the most generous possible interpretation of this situation?'
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  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 84
item: What's the 'wrong' way to do what you're trying to do? What might be right about the wrong way?
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  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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position: 85
item: What's something you used to believe that you no longer do? What shifted? Could a similar shift be happening now?
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  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 86
item: Think of a time you solved something similar. What did you do? Does any of that transfer?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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position: 87
item: What permission are you waiting for that you could give yourself?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 88
item: Think of something you're certain about. Hold it lightly for a moment. What's it like not to grip so tightly?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 89
item: Touch three different surfaces within arm's reach. Can you find words for the differences that aren't 'smooth' or 'rough'?
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  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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position: 90
item: Name three assumptions you're making about your situation. Pick one and pretend it's false. Now what?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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position: 91
item: Think of a relationship that ended. What gift did that person leave in your life that you still carry?
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  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 92
item: Notice your breathing without changing it. Just observe. What rhythm has your body chosen?
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  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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item: Pick one color. For the next minute, notice only that color everywhere around you. Most people find 20+ instances they'd never registered.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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position: 94
item: What rule could you break that wouldn't actually hurt anyone but might change everything?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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position: 95
item: Think of someone who annoys you. What quality in them might be a strength taken too far? What would the balanced version look like?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 96
item: If you could ask one question to someone who solved this perfectly, what would you ask? Now answer it yourself.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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position: 97
item: Pick up something light and something heavy. Close your eyes and feel the difference fully. What do you notice beyond 'heavier'?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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position: 98
item: What would you do if you had a collaborator you completely trusted? Now be that collaborator.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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position: 99
item: Find something in your environment that you've never noticed before. It's there—you just haven't looked.
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  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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position: 100
item: Find something blue. Now find five different shades of blue around you. How many blues exist in your world?
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  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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position: 101
item: What would you do differently if you were already the person you're trying to become?
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  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 102
item: What would you do if resources weren't the issue? Now, what element of that solution can you start without those resources?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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position: 103
item: Close your eyes and point to where you think north is. Open them and check. How connected are you to direction?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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position: 104
item: Look at something through a window or doorframe. Notice how the frame changes what you see.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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position: 105
item: What would you do differently today if you weren't trying to be consistent with yesterday?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 106
item: Find an object near you. Instead of looking at its center, trace only its edges with your eyes. What do the boundaries reveal?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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position: 107
item: Who in your life sees a version of you that you've forgotten exists? What do they see?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 108
item: What's something you're waiting to feel 'ready' for? Ask: What if readiness only comes after you begin?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 109
item: Consider something you're avoiding. What's the kindest possible reason you might be avoiding it?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 110
item: Look at the corner of the room or space you're in that you notice least. Spend 30 seconds really seeing it.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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item: Think of something you've given up on—a project, a relationship, an idea. Ask: 'What was I not ready to see then that I might see now?'
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 112
item: Before solving a problem, ask: 'What question am I not asking that might change everything?'
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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position: 113
item: Think of your least favorite trait in yourself. How has it also protected or served you?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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item: Feel your feet on the ground. Notice the pressure, the temperature, the contact. You've been standing on the earth this whole time.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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position: 115
item: Watch how light moves across a surface for one full minute. Patience reveals patterns.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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item: What's the version of this that would be fun? Start there.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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item: Think of your problem as a physical object. What shape is it? What color? What texture? What does its form tell you?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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position: 118
item: What are you pretending not to know?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 119
item: Recall a recent mistake. What unexpected opportunity did it create?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: Reflective

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item: Look at something man-made and find where nature influenced its design.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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position: 121
item: What's something you've been meaning to let go of? What are you gaining by holding on?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 122
item: What's something you once desperately wanted that you now have but no longer notice?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 123
item: Instead of looking at objects, look at the spaces between them. What shapes do the empty spaces make?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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position: 124
item: Notice what your tongue is doing in your mouth right now. Most people have never paid attention to this.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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position: 125
item: Find the oldest thing near you. Consider everything it has witnessed.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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position: 126
item: Look at the ceiling above you—really look. When did you last notice it?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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position: 127
item: Take one thing you've labeled a weakness in yourself. What context would make that exact trait a strength?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 128
item: If you could see the world through the eyes of a child, what would surprise you today?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: Philosophical

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position: 129
item: Find something old and something new. Close your eyes and touch both. Can you feel their different histories?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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position: 130
item: Look at something 'broken' in your life. Before fixing it, ask: What does this brokenness make possible that perfection wouldn't?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 131
item: Think of an ending in your life. What beginning did it make possible?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 132
item: Share a story about something you once undervalued but now treasure. What changed your view?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: Relational

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position: 133
item: Imagine your problems are gifts that arrived too early. What might you eventually appreciate about them?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 134
item: Look at your living space as if you're a visitor seeing it for the first time. What do you notice that you've stopped seeing?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 135
item: What's the most generous thing you could assume about why this is hard?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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position: 136
item: Notice what your shoulders are doing right now. When did they get like that?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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position: 137
item: Think of an idea you abandoned long ago. What would make it relevant now? What did past-you see that present-you has forgotten?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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position: 138
item: What's one thing you've decided is impossible that you haven't actually tested recently?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 139
item: Think of something you're procrastinating. What feeling are you avoiding? What if you welcomed that feeling?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 140
item: Choose a situation you've told yourself the same story about for years. What are three completely different stories the facts could support?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 141
item: Think of something everyone does a certain way. What if the first person to do it was wrong?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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position: 142
item: What thought keeps showing up that you wish would leave? Instead of pushing it away, ask: 'What do you need me to understand?'
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 143
item: If you could only keep three elements of your current project, which three? What does that reveal about what matters most?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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position: 144
item: What's one thing that used to terrify you that you now find ordinary? What changed?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 145
item: What's blocking you? Instead of removing the obstacle, ask: 'How could I build with this obstacle as an essential material?'
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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position: 146
item: Think of a problem you're working on. Now open a drawer or look around you—pick a random object. How might that object inspire a solution?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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position: 147
item: Choose something you've been unable to do. Ask: 'If this limitation were permanent, how would I design a beautiful life around it?'
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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position: 148
item: Imagine your challenge is happening for you, not to you. What changes?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 149
item: Take any situation. Ask 'why?' Then ask 'why?' about that answer. Then one more time. The third answer usually reveals something surprising.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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position: 150
item: Notice what you smell right now. Most of us breathe through our days without ever registering scent.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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position: 151
item: Find the smallest thing you can see from where you are. How small can you go?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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position: 152
item: For 60 seconds, look only at shadows, not objects. What shapes and connections appear?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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position: 153
item: Find something that's casting a shadow. Watch the shadow instead of the object for 30 seconds.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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position: 154
item: Is there a universal truth in the idea that 'nothing is wasted'? Where do you see this in your life?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: Philosophical

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position: 155
item: Think of someone you've judged harshly. What fear might be driving their behavior?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 156
item: Close your eyes and listen. Can you tell how big the space around you is just from sound?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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position: 157
item: Think of someone who would find your problem exciting rather than stressful. Why would they feel that way?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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position: 158
item: What's something you've never combined that might work together? Try the unexpected pairing.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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position: 159
item: Consider the opposite of every element of your plan. Build a new plan from those opposites.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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position: 160
item: Find something nearby you consider unattractive or mundane. Study it until you find one aspect that has beauty, elegance, or interest.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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position: 161
item: What would change if you treated your doubts as questions rather than conclusions?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: cognitive

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position: 162
item: Think of your project as a living thing. What does it need to grow? What's poisoning it?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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item: What's the most important thing you haven't said yet about your situation? Say it now, even just to yourself.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative

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position: 164
item: Look at something until you notice a detail you never saw before. Everything has hidden details.
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: sensory

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item: If you had to explain your challenge to someone from a completely different culture, what would you discover in the translation?
  type: Question
  about: Perspective Prompt
    type: Thing
    description: An invitation to practice seeing differently
  keywords: creative