Shawn Blanc – The Focus Course

Shawn Blanc – The Focus Course

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More Focus on What Really Matters

It’s difficult to remain on track and do the things that matter most when you lack focus and clarity.

But there is good news! The internet is full with suggestions on how to save 7.5 seconds off your email routine by following this one strange method. (Ugh.)

Unfortunately, as you can see, most productivity advice is misguided. Let’s put that right…

You know, talks about time management and productivity frequently revolve around how to accomplish more in less time. While this is admirable, it is hardly the pinnacle of production (by any means).

Efficiency has been incorrectly promoted as the single most significant characteristic of productivity. This is an issue because if you evaluate success by the number of things you can accomplish, you can never win. There are constantly fresh tasks to do…

Furthermore, despite the abundance of “productivity advice” and the excessive emphasis on being “efficient,” decent people worldwide are still attempting to wrap up their week without feeling overwhelmed by life and irritated by their job list.

Focus is a gateway drug…in a good way.

The negative news first… When you lack concentration in one aspect of your life, it spills into all of the others. Making it impossible to obtain clarity or traction in anything.

However, as you become concentrated in one area, it paves the path for the next. When you bring one item into harmony, it creates momentum and ease for the next, and the next, and so on.

You’ve Arrived

If you’re breathing, you undoubtedly have parts in your life that aren’t getting enough attention. And, without a doubt, there are some areas that consume your time and energy (perhaps, unfortunately, to the detriment of others).

It’s irritating when you can’t devote enough time to the things that are most important to you.

You may believe that finding more time is the solution. But if you’ve ever attempted to squeeze in extra time merely to stay ahead of that never-ending work list, you know it’s a losing game (yet so many people play it anyway).

You don’t require any more time…
You need to concentrate more.
What an Unfocused Life Looks Like How to Tell the Difference Between Someone Who Is and Someone Who Is Not

LIFE WITHOUT CONFUSION

Reactive
Not in command Uncertainty about the future There is no breathing space.
Flustered; constantly second-guessing
Always resolving other people’s important problems
Uncertain objectives There is no forward strategy. Mode of Survival
Important details are lost.
Yeses to everything (feels guilty otherwise)
Procrastinating
Unable to focus on certain critical aspects of life

A DIRECTED LIFE

proactive and in command
Long-term vision and objectives relaxed, serene, and assured
Self-assured; makes quick judgments
Takes up ownership and duty in life.
Clear objectives and future steps Expecting awesomeness Thriving The most important things come first.
Says no to most things and is comfortable doing so.
Action-oriented bias
Making headway on projects and doing meaningful work

You don’t feel in control when you’re off to the left on the “unfocused” side of things.

It’s nerve-racking. There doesn’t appear to be any breathing space. And you’re so busy dealing with other people’s immediate problems that you don’t have a clear strategy for the future.

However, when you are “focused,” you are in complete control.

You have certain objectives in mind, and you have the time and energy to achieve them. You are significantly less worried and agitated than your reactive counterpart. You’re doing well.

When was the last time you had an uninterrupted hour of concentrated work time?
How long have you been attempting to get your initiatives off the ground?
How many hours a day do you devote to things that genuinely matter?
Are your relationships strained as a result of your job or side projects?
When was the last time you got to fully relax and recharge?

Consider how freeing it will be to have clarity about your life’s vision, beliefs, and ambitions — when your short-term initiatives are guiding you toward your long-term objectives.

You may regain control and become more structured. It may not be a crisis for you right now. However, even a small amount of friction throughout your day may wear you down over time.

A lack of control and a lack of clarity may already be costing you considerably more than you realize.

The Concentration Course
A Proven Method for Gaining Clarity and Traction

Living a focused life should be your default mode. However, most individuals regard it as a pipe dream or a luxury.

Consider how focused you are at work if you can log out at the end of the day and not bring work home with you in the evenings or on weekends. What would you do if you had unlimited time?

Wouldn’t it be great to have some breathing room in your day to relax and recharge? Consider how much of a difference that would make in your job and family life.

Heck, simply finishing what you start would be fantastic.

Don’t you get bored of reading about productivity and attention and not seeing any genuine difference in your life?

Unfortunately, for most individuals, a life of concentration and margin is a faraway dream long forgotten.

The majority of individuals bring work home with them. They make no progress toward their objectives. They never complete what they begin. They also do not feel in control of their schedule or time.

But not you…

The Focus Course is a guided online video course that teaches you the fundamentals of living a focused life.

Instead of putting work and personal life against one other, you will discover how to achieve your best job while sacrificing nothing in your personal life.

You will be able to gain maximum clarity in all aspects of your life and then align those areas. (In other words, the definition of concentration.)

Learning via Practice

The Focus Course is distinguished by its action-oriented approach. You will acquire a lot of theory and knowledge that will be accompanied by action. Through your daily actions, you will apply the insights from the course to your everyday life.

After enrolling in the Focus Course, you will have immediate access to all of the material. The Focus Course paces you in such a manner that things are enjoyable and straightforward for you. All you have to do is show up and view the video for that day, which is only a couple of minutes long. The Focus Course, believe it or not, just takes 15 minutes or less every day.

There is no need to adhere to a timetable because you will have lifetime access. The website tracks your progress for you, allowing you to begin when you’re ready and proceed at your own speed.

After finishing the course, you will have: a vision for your life; specific objectives for each area of your life; better control over your time each day and the capacity to maintain things in a healthy balance; and the tools you need to accomplish long-term success without fizzling out.

Without sacrificing balance, do your best work.
What Is Included in the Course?

47 training films accompany each day of the course and each Module introduction.

Module One: Fundamentals

Personal integrity, creative imagination, progress, eliminating distractions, creating social support, charity, and downsizing are the focus of Days 1-7.

Module Two: Integrity

Days 8-17 are dedicated to discovering who you are and what is essential to you; roles, values, vision, legacy, short- and long-term objectives, and how to realistically achieve them.

Module 3: Clarity

Days 18-28 concentrate on how you’re presently spending your time and energy, your potential, and how to implement change and start making progress.

Module 4: Take Action (and Resistance)

Days 29-34 are dedicated to the most prevalent types of resistance and how to overcome them.

Module 5: Importance

Joy, fear, meaningful work, finding flow, margin for thinking, and community are the emphasis of days 35-40.

Day 41: The End

This last day will assist you in sustaining your new ideas, insights, and life adjustments in the long run. I also give tips on how to stay motivated and keep moving ahead after the course is completed, as well as how to conduct meaningful work.

BONUSES Include 23 more videos and articles (a $97 value) in which I answer the most often asked issues and concerns about attention, time management, work/life balance, and creating meaningful work.
Members-only discussion area where you may ask questions and share ideas, breakthroughs, tales, and so on.
Downloads include HD movies, PDF Workbooks, goal-setting worksheets, time-management worksheets, the Habit Tracker, and other resources.
Proceed at your own speed and keep track of your progress on the website. Alternatively, you may download the 273-page PDF workbook and read the course on your iPad, PC, or even print it.
Lifetime access: begin when you’re ready, take your time, and repeat in a year.
60-Day Money-Back Guarantee: If you are unhappy with the course, I will gladly return your money, no questions asked.

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