EPISODE · Apr 30, 2026 · 16 MIN
Seeing Clearly—How Small Moments Can Change Everything
from Awakening Mindfulness at Work: A Conversation That Matters! · host Pierre Khawand & Sarah Killeen
In this episode of Awakening Mindfulness at Work, Pierre and Sarah explore a simple yet powerful quote by Thich Nhat Hanh: “If we could see the miracle of a single flower clearly, our whole life would change.” From this reflection, they open a conversation on awe, gratitude, and simplicity—and how these qualities can transform not only how we see the world, but how we show up at work. They explore mindfulness as having two wings—the clarity of awareness and the openness of the heart—and how both are essential for living and working with balance. Through everyday examples, they bring this into the workplace: listening fully to a colleague, noticing small acts of kindness, or simply pausing to take in a moment of quiet. The conversation also touches on an important nuance: appreciating small moments does not mean ignoring life’s bigger challenges. In fact, cultivating gratitude and presence can strengthen our ability to meet those challenges with clarity and resilience. You’ll also hear a reflection inspired by Yo-Yo Ma on how presence itself can be an act of acknowledging another person’s existence. A gentle invitation to close the episode: What are you taking for granted today? And what might change if you truly noticed it?
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Can noticing a single flower really change your life? In this episode, Pierre and Sarah explore a simple yet powerful insight from Thich Nhat Hanh—and what it means for everyday life and work. They reflect on gratitude, simplicity, and the small moments we often overlook—along with how presence and listening can become quiet acts of care in the workplace. A gentle, practical conversation—and an invitation to notice what you might be taking for granted today.
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