"Overstimulation is the enemy of focus" This is so true. When you scroll through social media you're not allowing your mind to think for yourself. You're letting other people do the thinking for you.
You could work more on documenting them... With pen and paper, digital gadgets or short audio recordings. Try and review them frequently too. I hope this helps
@@MelissaHogwood We can always make out time for the things we consider important. It starts with how you view them. When you start thinking about how useful those ideas are, you will definitely start making out time for them in your "busyness" Let me give you a friendly challenge: As you go about your day, document at least two prominent idea that you have as well as short ways to implement them. As the saying goes, start small, start badly, but start anyways...
@@damilareoluwuyi No I really mean I'm too busy lol. I'm a working Mom. At work if an idea comes, I am working and can't stop to write stuff down (I drive heavy equipment). At home if I have an idea I can't just say "sorry kids I know I'm teaching you how to ride a bike or w.e but let me go write something down" lol. It just doesn't work that way. By the time I have gone to write it down I guarantee it'll be gone already lol.
@@HaxionChanneli think the speaker is referring to features such as screen time and how you can use it to lessen your phone usage (e.g setting up down time or a daily max)
"Overstimulation is the enemy of focus"
This is so true. When you scroll through social media you're not allowing your mind to think for yourself. You're letting other people do the thinking for you.
Anyone else part way through another full length video and clicked this before coming back to the video you were watching before?
Almost😂
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Yeah
As someone with adhd.. yes
We don't need more ideas. Ideas are a dime a dozen. Everyone has 1000 great ideas. We need people to implement their ideas, not come up with more.
Mindfulness
My mind 100% of the time.
Sadly as a result i cant remember any of the ideas!
You could work more on documenting them... With pen and paper, digital gadgets or short audio recordings.
Try and review them frequently too.
I hope this helps
@@damilareoluwuyi
I wish I could! I'm too busy lol
@@MelissaHogwood We can always make out time for the things we consider important. It starts with how you view them. When you start thinking about how useful those ideas are, you will definitely start making out time for them in your "busyness"
Let me give you a friendly challenge:
As you go about your day, document at least two prominent idea that you have as well as short ways to implement them.
As the saying goes, start small, start badly, but start anyways...
@@damilareoluwuyi
No I really mean I'm too busy lol.
I'm a working Mom. At work if an idea comes, I am working and can't stop to write stuff down (I drive heavy equipment).
At home if I have an idea I can't just say "sorry kids I know I'm teaching you how to ride a bike or w.e but let me go write something down" lol.
It just doesn't work that way. By the time I have gone to write it down I guarantee it'll be gone already lol.
When ideas are articulated, someone runs with them. 😮
Thanks
By your motivation 💪
Which apps would those be?
Whatever apps you can use in airplane mode.
@@HaxionChannel can you suggest some
@@HaxionChanneli think the speaker is referring to features such as screen time and how you can use it to lessen your phone usage (e.g setting up down time or a daily max)
digital detox
I use an app timer and I put a screen time limit so I can reduce my screen time
Aha everything makes sense
Pacapacapacapa
Sooooo he's not telling us how to focus