Guiding a Wandering Mind – some thoughts from students
“I Have a Wandering Mind…” “I had never understood why other people could do everything on time in an orderly way, while I was a victim of deadlines and overflowing inbox lists. Definitely, I have a wandering mind. After years of trying multiple time management...
The Pause Before a Journey
The elusive nature of a wonderful tool
The Power of a Wandering Mind
A wandering mind is a curious and powerful mind. Though, its curiosity and power can sometimes feel bewildering: “This is interesting. No, wait, that’s interesting. What about this other thing?” A random, shot-gun approach to the world, can lead to partially started...
The Anchor Technique – a Powerful Method for Reducing Scatter and Grounding Decision
A solid decision can vastly improve focus, engagement, and a sense of doing what feels meaningful in the moment. But a feeling of scatter, indecision, or paralysis can sneak in at most anytime. Regardless of the lists you’ve made, the work laid out before you, something just prevents that movement forward.
Coming Soon: Waves of Focus 2 – Guiding the Wandering Mind
The second session for Waves of Focus – Guiding the Wandering Mind is prepared to set sail on February 3rd. The first session wrapped up in October and was a blast. Many students expressed a newfound sense of hope and continue to develop themselves. Sign up to...
