A wandering mind can be a powerful mind.
When conditions are right, you can get more done in an hour than others do all day. But getting to those conditions, where the waves of focus are in your favor, can feel like a mystery, a strange puzzle that you get close to but can never quite solve.
You try one system, then another, one app, then another, each time getting lost somewhere along the way rather than getting the things you need done. What is and isn’t procrastination grows increasingly obscured in the stormy messes that seem to inevitably grow around you.
Waves of Focus is an online class that gives you the exercises to help you set your destinations, raise the sails, and get to where you want to go.
While the exercises are simple, the class won’t be easy. It will cost money, time, and effort:
- You’ll have to show up at specific times, working against any part of you that doesn’t prefer to show up on time.
- You’ll have to interact with others, working against any part of you that finds solace in isolation.
- You’ll have to face the negative feelings that often show up when challenged, rather than indulge in the things that end up in procrastination.
- You’ll even have exercises to practice immediately after each module, rather than do them just before the next session.
In other words, you’ll have to do much of what’s hard for those with wandering minds in the first place.
But, you’ll now have a map, guide, and a gentle pace to traverse it. Instead of casting about, unclear what to do next, you’ll have a way to coordinate exercises and skills to enhance and build on each other. You’ll also have a group of like-minded explorers joining and helping you along the way.
And by the time you get to the end, you’ll have a way to practice those skills that can change all of those difficult things into tools that you can use to sail when and where you want to go.
If you want to hear more about Waves of Focus and when applications are being accepted, sign up here:
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