Just read an interesting tip that makes complete sense.
We read from left to right. Hence, when we scan that way we internally do it so quickly it is tainted by throwing cautious observation out the window.
Those hunters looking to acquire game or, as in our case, artifacts hunters seeking a point, we should strive to scan right to left.
Because it takes deeper concentration or focus, objects and targets are far more noticeable.
I must confess…I am so excited when my son and I find an artifact that I do not recall if it was left to right or right to left.
I welcome all thoughts.
I learned the military teaches this technique.
Flint Eastwood
We read from left to right. Hence, when we scan that way we internally do it so quickly it is tainted by throwing cautious observation out the window.
Those hunters looking to acquire game or, as in our case, artifacts hunters seeking a point, we should strive to scan right to left.
Because it takes deeper concentration or focus, objects and targets are far more noticeable.
I must confess…I am so excited when my son and I find an artifact that I do not recall if it was left to right or right to left.
I welcome all thoughts.
I learned the military teaches this technique.
Flint Eastwood
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