One morning last week, I had my earbuds in and was listening to podcasts while making the beds and getting the house ready for the day. Knowing that I had a coaching session with a client later that morning I realized that I would need my earbuds for the call. So I started looking for them. I looked everywhere. I thought about the last time I was wearing them. Maybe I left them downstairs while I was painting the walls. So, when Del came upstairs, I touched the earbuds to pause the podcast, and asked him “Have you seen my ear buds?” Interpreting his confused look to mean he didn’t know which ones I meant – although I only have one pair – I said, “You know, the ones with the yellow ….” and as I said yellow I brushed past my face and touched the yellow cord hanging down from my earbuds, and realized what had happened. We both laughed hard for the next five minutes. Has this every happened to you? Listen to the podcast to hear more stories and to discover the value of noticing. If you like these short Just Beca podcasts – here are more! Comment on this podcast and share your stories at Shift The Story Facebook Show Notes – Episode #103 Subscribe to The Daily Nudge Dr. Ellen Langer wrote a book on the art of noticing, and also on mindfulness. You might like to check her out on Twitter Beca Links Beca’s website Shift The Story:Share Your Story Coaching Find Beca on Twitter Find Beca on Facebook Find Beca on Instagram Beca on Linked In Find Beca on Pinterest Beca’s Bio All Beca’s Books On Amazon