Blink Instinct by Kiara Patterson

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Blink Instinct

Blink and begin to think how different we’d be if we trusted our first instinct

The mind rules us, our body its reaction, our eyes are like the musical transaction

In just two seconds we as people can analyze a situation

We don’t need answers or understanding, there is no hesitation

Adaptive unconscious — which is out of reach to the human mind — makes us and the world we live in go blind

What if we just went with our gut instinct all the time? Would there be less chaos? More understanding? The world may never know until we try

Many of the thoughts we think as people are seldom forgotten

They grow on our brains and then get picked like cotton

It’s been proven true that we are in charge of our own fate

We can manifest our success and turn out great

The words we speak alone can and will hurt us

They will mold, shape, stop, plop and skirt around us like a school bus

The ventromedial prefrontal cortex plays an important role in decision making

It navigates our thoughts and molds them until they are ready and done like baking

The real you is revealed by your actions

Even though your words may invite a different attraction

It’s all up to you and your minds transaction

Blinking in black and white is a job well done

The Implicit Association Test (IAT) was once a long run

With our first instinct we can associate words into categories 

Our mind stores preexisting knowledge and distributes it little by little into stories

Many jobs like being a sales associate for a car dealership involves thin slicing

Taking care of the customer first is a job worth its enticing

On many occasions a person has to be quick on their feet

They base their sales pitch, attitude and demeanor on the first time they meet

First impressions are a response to what we think we know and are exposed to

Our minds are biased to what is drilled into us like a nail screw

We can train ourselves to be less racist, sexist and homophobic

With more exposure to equality in everyday life our mind becomes less claustrophobic 

When less is more, rapid cognition requires people to stay on their feet

Quick decisions may turn out like candy, sour or sweet

What you hear versus how you react has been set in stone and made as fact

From television, radio and everyday communication encounters, you absorb information like a sponge on a wet counter

The naked face is prone to what you are thinking and feeling

Although it can be a signal of what is on your mind, it actually is more revealing

With the way we instantly communicate with people, it’s our first action response

Every moment our face is on display like the Renaissance

All in all listening with your eyes is a lesson to be learned

Just like in everyday life, there is money that can be earned

The choices you make with a blink of an eye may seem simple but are really complex

How we understand the world from within is a revolutionary fortress

Acting on our first instinct can allow for many things

We may make new discoveries in this world we live in or fly away like a bird with wings

If we look at the bigger picture blinking allows for more mistakes yes, but better understanding

Remember you get more bees with honey than you do with vinegar any day because its not in your favor to be demanding

In many ways how we interact with others influences our actions

We have a self serving bias and that is the main distraction

When we blink, we process information but we also miss the view we had with our eyelids closed

It’s up to the brain to remember what was once there and imposed

Blinking is the power of thinking

It’s part of the rush you get when you fall, dive into a pool or for many grown ups, when they end up drinking 

So many different feelings, emotions, reactions and transactions flow and coincide within our systems 

In just seconds we, like many other living things become a part of a bigger whole, like our ecosystem

 So now that you know the history, background and technicalities that come with blinking

The next time you do blink, bring more purpose to it but please, don’t start overthinking 

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