Serious question, I thought my morning coffee was just a caffeine hit until I started making it in a French press and actually paying attention to the process. | Everyday Epiphanies - Thought Shares
Serious question, I thought my morning coffee was just a caffeine hit until I started making it in a French press and actually paying attention to the process.
Now I see the whole five-minute ritual as a quiet reset before the day starts, but my neighbor says that's just adding pointless steps to a basic task, so what's your take: mindful routine or overcomplicating things?
Ever notice how the simple stuff gets better when you slow down? Like @gracec16 said, it's about the slowing down. I used to just slam a bag of tea in a mug, but now I heat the pot and watch the leaves swirl. That two minutes is the only quiet I get before my kids start yelling for cereal. Your neighbor can have his fast coffee, but my weird little tea time makes the whole morning feel less like a race.