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Overstimulation is the enemy of focus

Overstimulation is the enemy of focus

Instead of trying to fit more in, allowing our mind space to wander and come up with ideas & plans that make us more effectively productive.

To feel the effect, try this for 2 weeks (because research shows it takes about 8 days for the mind to fully calm down & rest):

  • Limit screen time.
  • Disconnect from the internet or digital devices for a set time during the day, or a certain day of the week.
  • Rediscover boredom
  • Scatter focus - let your mind deliberately wander.

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