 That's not how it should work. Instead, there should be a ramp up, kind of an on-ramp, sort of, where you start with things that are closest to you. Your mind begins its day situated in the present, in the immediate, aware of and engaged with your immediate surroundings. That's how we ought to start our days. That's how we should actually spend the vast majority of our days, too. And then there will be time to move your focus elsewhere, if you must.