Description
Everything screams for your attention. Full inboxes, notifications, meetings, social media. Meanwhile, your own projects, the things you really want to do, have been waiting for months.
Whether you have a creative profession or not: attention is the most precious thing you have. And overstimulation is the biggest obstacle for everyone to good work, to the spark that pushes you forward, to the feeling at the end of the day that you have meant something.
This is not a workshop to do more in less time. It is a workshop to work smarter, so that more time remains for the things that really matter.
In this workshop, our partner shares his own experiences. Someone who postponed his own projects for years and eventually managed to realize them. Not a coach, not theory from the outside. But someone who knows it from the inside: the failing, the starting over, and what ultimately did work.
What you take away:
Why multitasking is a myth and what does work
How to protect your attention in a world that constantly wants to steal it
How to set priorities without stifling your creativity
Concrete tools and habits you can apply the next day
The difference between being busy and delivering good work and how to feel that difference