Hey friends, welcome back to this bonus episode of the morning mindset.

I want to start by talking to you about babies and gravity.

I've got two brand new grand boys who are just wonderful little kids.

But one of them I've gotten to spend a lot of time with lately because we're currently

living near where his family lives.

And you know, babies, they don't know anything about gravity, but they quickly learn, don't

they?

I mean, my grandson, he's been lying on his back holding things above his head and his

hands aren't all that coordinated yet.

And so things will fall onto his head and hurt him any cries.

And obviously, that's him learning about gravity.

It's him learning about the strength of his hands and his own dexterity.

There's other situations where he's crawling pretty well and he'll flip himself over

to sit on his rear after he's been crawling and doesn't realize, you know, if he doesn't

get that just right, gravity's going to push him over and bonk, you know, his head hits

the hardwood floor and he's crying again, you know, babies don't know anything about gravity.

But they either have to adapt to the reality of the world that they live in, which includes

the power of gravity, or they're going to live their entire life on the brink of injury,

possibly even death, depending on the circumstances.

This is a small but important example of how we as human beings form what we call our

world view.

And world view is exactly like what it sounds like, it's how you view the world.

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