Shots fired. I will say, I've spent the past few months coming up with a better game plan for how to be more consistent creatively. I'm reading a book called Stolen Focus that I'd highly recommend. There are a ton of things we as individuals can do to be more focused and present. The book discusses those, similar to your suggestions. Additionally it goes into the societal changes that are making it harder for the individual of focus on what they really want. I believe understanding both the internal and external barriers to focus is key.
Lol, I swear this wasn't directed at you! It was another friend! Thanks for the book recommendation, though. I'll have to check it out. And yeah, you're absolutely right. Some say we're right at the doorstep of the Technological Singularity, so it's no surprise that a lot of us struggle to concentrate and focus on what we really want. I think carving time out to be alone with your thoughts can also be helpful because it can help you recognize all those distractions and what's really worth paying attention to. Thanks for checking this out!
Shots fired. I will say, I've spent the past few months coming up with a better game plan for how to be more consistent creatively. I'm reading a book called Stolen Focus that I'd highly recommend. There are a ton of things we as individuals can do to be more focused and present. The book discusses those, similar to your suggestions. Additionally it goes into the societal changes that are making it harder for the individual of focus on what they really want. I believe understanding both the internal and external barriers to focus is key.
Lol, I swear this wasn't directed at you! It was another friend! Thanks for the book recommendation, though. I'll have to check it out. And yeah, you're absolutely right. Some say we're right at the doorstep of the Technological Singularity, so it's no surprise that a lot of us struggle to concentrate and focus on what we really want. I think carving time out to be alone with your thoughts can also be helpful because it can help you recognize all those distractions and what's really worth paying attention to. Thanks for checking this out!
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