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What You Pay Attention To Shapes Your Life

A Meditation Journey

In this episode of Sit, Walk, Work, I offer a simple yet profound meditation practice centered on the power of attention. Instead of moving through multiple techniques, we focus deeply on a single point—your breath—and explore how equanimity arises when we stop adding commentary to our experiences.

You’ll be invited to sit with your breath, meet discomfort without judgment, and blend compassion into your awareness. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned practitioner, this episode will help you remember: how you hold your attention shapes your reality.

Let’s get quiet and curious together.

⏱ Timestamps

  • 00:00 – Intro: The gift of attention

  • 01:04 – Today’s meditation setup

  • 01:48 – Why we’re focusing on one simple point: the breath

  • 02:40 – Introducing equanimity and stillness

  • 03:57 – Compassion and beginning again

  • 05:41 – Settling into the practice

  • 07:02 – Holding attention on the breath

  • 08:16 – Distraction, judgment, and the invitation to observe

  • 10:57 – True equanimity: meeting what is

  • 13:06 – Subtle awareness and amplified sensations

  • 15:07 – Mental chatter and physical presence

  • 18:30 – Equanimity in the body: discomfort without overlay

  • 23:09 – Compassion woven into presence

  • 25:10 – The act of letting go

  • 27:45 – Returning to the breath

  • 29:40 – Final reflection: skillful attention in all conditions

  • 31:00 – Closing: Gratitude and Metta

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