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How to manage distraction

How to manage distraction

We tend to get distracted by what’s going on inside of us rather than by what is going on around us. An internal trigger is an uncomfortable emotion we want to escape and the reason for going off track.

We can use journaling to examine the internal triggers that lead us away from what we plan to do.

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Always appreciate the time you get, because you never know how much longer it`ll last.

When something is weighing on your mind, taking a minute to write it down can help you to stay focused throughout the day.

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