Test Your Awareness
This article is posted under Mindsetting.
I would like to share with you today this very interesting awareness test.
I remember this video doing its rounds on the internet a year ago and it was only now that I realized the very important lesson that this test teaches.
This video is actually a public service announcement from the Transport of London.
So anyhow, I encourage you to “do the test” and tell me how you did. 
Test Your Awareness: Do The Test
So what’s the important life lesson here?
It’s stated at the end — It’s easy to miss something you’re not looking for.
Such as what?
Good income and investment opportunities.
So open your eyes, always be aware.
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I tried to look for something unusual by not focusing on the white team but I still missed the moonwalking bear! hahaha.
) so much for being attentive.
I guess I’ll need to train myself more so I can spot opportunities better. Great post!
LOL!! I missed the bear!
If you’re not looking for something, you’ll definitely miss it.
I missed that moonwalking bear too! Interesting video!
nakita ko kaagad yung bear.. di kasi ako nag bilang.. hehehe. di din kasi ako nakinig sa instructions. Nakaka tulong pala ang hindi pakikinig. Magiging aware ka.
nagtaka ako may bear na dumaan.. wooot
What bear, I’m still missing it LOL
I didn’t see the moonwalking bear! >.<
Very interesting video Fitz!
Almost everyone I know missed the bear. Haha. Thanks for watching the video.
P.S. Pasaway ka Jehz! Grrr!
I easily saw the bear, because I’m not that focused on the video yet… I was adjusting my laptop’s volume while watching the video. Therefore, if you’re not focused you’ll be more observant on some other things that’s happening around you. Is that how it is? Interesting.
OMG! It’s so true. I like it that you posted this and that you brought out the financial aspect of it
This is nice.. I just realized that the more we focus on things that matters, we often neglect the other things that equally matters the most!!
I think, lesson learned is that, to focus on the priorities, but to never neglect the non-priorities. These so-called “non-priorities” can eventually pull you down.