Blink is an aberrantly exceptional book by Malcolm Gladwell, yes. But the action is something entirely significant on its own.
An artist notes, “on a good day blinking refreshes sight and brings clarity.” The act of blinking revitalizes focus and perception to the world, and I state this on no low-level.
If you were to walk around with your best efforts to refrain from blinking, you would experience every emotion on the right-wing of negativity. Alas, this is not necessary. In fact, for lack of a better term, I would consider us lucky that blinking is primarily involuntary.
It seems suggestive that in order to perceive, understand, inspirit and reanimate life, we must blink. What if we conceptualized blinking into our work and our art?
When we incorporate “blinking” into our efforts – whatever they may be – we are naturally prone to create more understandable products: alive, lit up, stimulated, lucid.
The only difference: this type of “blinking” is voluntary. Though, equally invaluable.
Stay Positive & Be Sure To Blink, And Blink Often
Garth E. Beyer
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