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Zoom Out Every Day

By the end of this lesson, you have a short daily practice for zooming out.

About 20 minutesAll agesNo account needed
Part 1 · Read (5 min)

The big idea

Zooming out works best as a daily habit, not an emergency move.

Chapter 5 of the book turns the ideas into strategies. The first is mindfulness and meditation:

  • Zoom out regularly. Take time each day to meditate or reflect on your long-term goals and the larger picture. Meditation helps you step back from today's stress and see your life from wider.
  • Mindful gratitude. Practicing gratitude every day keeps you focused on what's good in your life and keeps you grounded.

The book lists six daily practices: mindfulness, breathing, perspective journaling, emotional observation, gratitude and big-picture reflection.

A 5-minute version: one minute of slow breathing, one line about how you feel (no judging), three things you're grateful for, and one sentence about where you're headed.

Part 2 · Walk the city (10 min)

3 stops in BERLO City

Tap "Go there" to fly straight to each stop. Answer the question before you move on.

1. Zoom Out University

Look for
The quiet campus lawn
Could you give yourself 5 minutes here every day?
Go there in the city →

2. The Overview

Look for
The city from above
What does your day look like from up here?
Go there in the city →

3. The pier

Look for
The water and the horizon
Watch the water for one minute. How did your breathing change?
Go there in the city →
Part 3 · Check yourself

3 quick questions

1. "Zoom out regularly" means:
Reflecting on the larger picture every day. Make it a habit.
2. Which is one of the book's daily practices?
Perspective journaling. Write your view down.
3. Mindful gratitude keeps you:
Grounded. Focused on what's good.
Part 4 · Try it this week

Your real-life task

Do the 5-minute version (breathe, feel, thank, aim) every morning for 7 days.

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