Words, questions, music, thoughts. All in a hypnotic cadence. Making it hard to step away.
Source: Thank you Whiskey River
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[…] to the questions posed in a video that Dave @ Lead.Learn.Live posted a few days ago titled, “Thought Moments.” I thought it would be interesting to explore and answer the questions for myself. […]
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Live & Learn 
mesmerising …
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Exactly. I didn’t think I was going to be along for this ride for more than a minute. And then couldn’t let go of it. Terrific video. And as you describe Anake, mesmerizing.
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Funny, I couldn’t stop watching either….waiting for the answers……very good. I found the music set the mood – almost participating in the conversation.
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:). I was exactly in the same place.
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Totally hypnotic…and now I’m in Apple therapy with my Mac, so I will have to play this again when I get home. Even the Apple therapist was mesmerized (his name is John and he’s laughing while I write this)..
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Laughing. Well then, get back to it. 🙂 John has a project on his hands. He’ll need all the time he can get.
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Nice David…really nice. 😉 True though.
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Now that’s FUNNY. When John starts getting a twitch, you might want to set up another appointment on another day. Be kind.
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Not only did he not twitch, wise guy – he had a rollicking good time. Ok perhaps not rollicking, but fun.
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Very engaging. I think the vignettes that moved me the most were when the interviewer asked whether the person was happy or sad, and some really struggled to decide how to answer, especially that first young man. Made me want to cry, ’cause I knew the answer before he did–his whole visage emanated sadness to me…. Anyhoo, interesting and provocative share as the year draws to a close. Thx David!
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Yes, I had same reaction to the fella who took the long pause on happy/sad question. Heartbreaking…
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Had to keep watching…wanted to hear the answers.
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Me too Lorne
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I loved when the film slowed down—or was that just my player being slow? I hope it was deliberate, because it seemed to add to the Thought Moment—as if the person’s brain was really chewing through the thoughts conjured by the question. So interesting.
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I had same thought, wasn’t sure if it was purposeful or a flaw in video – either way it was additive to the experience.
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Difficult questions, some of them. Very interesting answers, especially to “What do you hate most?”
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Yes, I agree. Thought provoking, especially if popped on you at the last minute.
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