The Pantry Test

Introduction

Here's a simple question:

How often do you open the pantry without knowing exactly what you're looking for?

For many people, the answer is surprisingly often.

The Search For Something

Sometimes we're hungry.

Other times we're simply searching.

Searching for stimulation.

Searching for comfort.

Searching for a break.

Food becomes the easiest answer.

The Pantry Pause

The next time you open the pantry, stop for a moment.

Ask yourself:

"What am I actually looking for right now?"

The answer may not be food.

Final Thought

Awareness begins the moment you become curious about your own behavior.

David Lewis Kyle

David Lewis Kyle is a multidisciplinary creative, strategist, and entrepreneur known for building brands that break molds. As Chief of Imagination at The Brella Co., he leads the vision, design, and marketing across a portfolio of franchise-ready companies. With a background in storytelling, visual identity, and business growth, David blends creativity with structure to launch scalable ventures that feel anything but corporate.

https://www.abstraxx.com
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