10/31/2025
There is a big difference between a speck or a full sparkle. Are you someone who focuses on the small details and gets lost in them or are you someone who can see the entire picture or circumstance? The answer to these questions is more important than you think. If you answered yes to getting focused on all the small details, then you have speck vision. This type of vision can get things done or cause you to become overwhelmed. Being overwhelmed with speck vision can be corrected with practice. This means that sparkle vision needs to be learned. When a circumstance becomes increasingly focused on all the small details that either need to be done or could happen, the iris of the eye becomes pinpoint and laser focused on one speck. In order to develop sparkle vision, perspective is the key. For example, during the holiday planning of parties and gift giving, one can get fixated on finding the one perfect gift or getting your house prepared just right for company. In order to see with sparkle vision, one must purposefully pause, stand back, and take in the moment. Maybe after preparing your house, you sit down and take in every sight around you. This is not to look for things around you that need to be fixed, but to take in the sights, sounds, and sparkle. When we pause during the holidays, let it be to widen vision and experience the moment around us. Then we can build memories that will help us to focus less on the speck and more of the sparkle during the holidays.