There is just so much information around us that our mind deletes what it believes to be unnecessary. As an example, if you looked for everything in a room that was red, and then were asked to close your eyes and describe everything that was blue, what would happen?
That makes our selection of what we see even more important. Even when you carefully examine the same thing as another person, you might see something completely different.
It’s easy to see that, even when we see the same thing, we don’t all see things the same. It can be so much worse if you aren’t paying close attention to what you are looking at. How often have do you get into arguments about something you looked at, but didn’t see as well as you probably should have.
Sometimes the tiniest details hold a clue, or even the solution, to whatever you are working on. Subtle changes in someone’s behavior might be your only clue that something is going on!
So how has your journey been of seeing things differently? 
Do share your experience. Would love to hear various perspectives on this!

Source: Henry David Thoreau