Welcome to May! This monthly digest is for folks who want to create a more ideal schedule, get organized, and stay in control of the things that matter. If you are new to the digest…here's what to look forward to on the first Monday of every month: A short article on a single concept around focus A couple quotes that we've enjoyed thinking on Links to interesting or related articles from our corner of the internet If this sparks any ideas, I’d love to hear from you! How to do hard things every day (like exercise, writing, deep work, etc.) […] »
Welcome to March friends! This is the Focus Digest. Our monthly newsletter for folks who want to create a more ideal schedule, get organized, and stay in control of the things that matter. If you are new to the digest… here's what to look forward to around the first of every month: A short article about living a more focused life and running a more focused business A couple quotes that we've enjoyed thinking on Links to interesting or related articles from our corner of the internet Upcoming events and resource spotlights for members of the Focus Club If this […] »
This will be our 10th time taking a group of creative professionals through the Focus Course Live program, and there is always one particular roadblock. “I just don’t have time right now.” »
You CAN accomplish your professional and personal goals without working a schedule that leaves you gasping for breath at the end of every week while ignoring your family. »
Right now, millions of people are obsessing over one thing: GOALS. And no, I don’t mean goooooooaaaaaaallllls. ⚽️ I’m talking about the goal-setting mania that takes hold this time every year. Just take a look at this Google Trends chart for searches for “goal setting.” Can you guess which months of the year those spikes occur? (Hint, it’s the first week of January.) Obviously, there’s a good reason for this. Setting goals (especially the right goals) is a critical ingredient for unlocking more focus in your life. But here’s the thing to remember about setting goals: Goals alone are not […] »
