[header] How to stop ogling [title] Follow the three-second rule. [step] It's natural to glance at people as they walk by you, and a quick glance is usually okay. But if you find yourself looking for longer than 3 seconds, you're ogling.
[header] How to stop ogling [title] Follow the three-second rule. [step] It's natural to glance at people as they walk by you, and a quick glance is usually okay. But if you find yourself looking for longer than 3 seconds, you're ogling.
If you have to, time yourself in your head. If you get to three, you've looked too long. Looking at them while they're walking up doesn't invite attraction, so do your best to ignore their gaze, even if you find yourself staring. [substeps] Catch people who are walking past your group before they enter the room. This is okay! But don't rush through your eyes. Don't stay there staring or trying to look down or touch your watch. Looking for close observation is more crucial to self-assessment than to your physical performance. Adjust your own gaze accordingly to be more aware of yourself.