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Calm it Down

When Your Mind Lives in Five Places at Once

Calm it Down

Chad Lawson

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.8896 Ratings

🗓️ 21 July 2025

⏱️ 3 minutes

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Summary

For the days when you feel pulled in every direction. A gentle invitation to return to the power of one.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Good morning. Today's opening reflection is this.

0:07.0

Breathing in, I gather my scattered pieces.

0:13.0

Breathing out, I return to this single moment.

0:19.0

I don't have to be everywhere at once.

0:23.6

Let me ask.

0:26.6

You ever feel like your attention is split across 12 different things and none of them

0:32.6

are getting your full presence?

0:35.6

Your mind wants to solve everything simultaneously. It does, but presence is singular.

0:44.1

You can only be in one moment at a time. In this moment, this breath, this heartbeat, is asking

0:52.4

for nothing but your return.

0:57.2

So throughout your day, ask yourself this.

1:01.4

What deserves my full attention right now, and can I give it just that?

1:09.9

What deserves my full attention right now and can I give it just that? What deserves my full attention right now and can I give it just that?

1:15.6

And with that, today's mantra is this. One thing at a time is enough. One thing at a time is enough.

1:28.3

Breathing in, I gather my scattered pieces.

1:33.3

Breathing out, I return to this single moment.

1:38.3

I don't have to be everywhere at once.

1:43.3

So today, let this be enough at once.

1:45.0

So today, let this be enough to begin.

1:49.3

One breath, one step, one morning at a time.

1:56.1

Have a most wonder-filled day.

2:08.5

Hey, by the way, if you are into these morning affirmations, guess what?

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