Geoff Blades

Focus Tools Masterclass

“Bad Focus Is A Disease”

That’s right…

An awful, debilitating disease that so many kids are born with.

There is nothing we can do about it other than jack them up on speed.

That’s the ONLY solution our medical profession prescribes.

They’re Right, It’s A Disease…

Of bad thinking.

The mind at dis-ease.

Swinging around like a monkey in the trees, unable to focus on one thing.

Well, all but some things…

How many kids who suffer this awful dis-ease struggle to focus on video games?

Or watching TV?

Or doing something engaging and fun?

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3 Life Saving Skills (Especially For Your Kids)

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I’ve been studying for a competition.

It has the type of questions that require simple memorized answers like—

What year did the Yankees win their first world series?

“Gnome” is my answer.

That’s 23…

In a system I learned nearly 2 decades ago for quickly memorizing numbers.

You turn the numerals into letters and then words that you associate to the content.

2 being N. 3 being M.

It’s a phonetic system, so the vowels are silent as is the “G.”

To link the number to the question, I see a Yankees player beating the heck out of a garden gnome.

You could do this a million different ways, and ultimately, the more “memorable,” the more it sticks in your brain.

I haven’t done this type of memorizing for years.

Nor used this memory technique so deliberately.

But it’s still stuck in my brain.

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“When Do You Get To Feel Amazing?”

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She asked me, rhetorically.

She knew the answer but it was still elusive for her.

“There is no when, is there?” she said shyly.

Full Of Whens

When I get that house.

When I get paid.

When I get the big job.

When I’ve built my business.

When I’m in shape.

When I find someone to marry.

When things with my spouse are better.

When. When. When. When. When. When. When.

Us humans are full of whens yet…

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2:53

That’s how long an average worker is productive each day…

Out of an 8 hour day, 2:53.

That’s a yield of 36%.

64% Waste

Imagine a production line that was operating at 36% yield.

Where 64% of the inputs were wasted.

That’s the average workday.

The average life.

It’s not just routine jobs either.

In fact, someone sitting answering phones all day is certainly far more productive than most professionals.

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Focus, Living In The Flow

Sometimes find yourself unable to focus on what matters most?

Procrastinating? Resisting? Avoiding? Seeking distraction?

How would you be if you got beyond those things that hold you back?

Unleashing your best performance.

Feeling amazing at will absorbing in your highest-value tasks?

Living The House of Flow

For nearly a decade I’ve been honing in one goal—

How do you live in the flow state?

The peak state for happiness and performance.

Back in 2015 I released this 30 minute podcast of my method, The House of Flow.

Over some 4 years I’d built the tech, but I still couldn’t live inside.

These days it’s much more my home.

Using systematic methods like my System for Ultimate Days, and my super-secret Ultimate Solution, flow is baked into every minute of my day.

And having done it many thousands of times, I’ve much more conditioned living here in the flow.

This may be the greatest “achievement” of my life…

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“Focus Can’t Be Trained In 5 Minutes”

That’s right.

The mind is a muscle.

You wouldn’t expect to get strong doing 5 push-ups a day.

Nor doing 5 minutes of meditation, when the Dalai Lama does 5 hours!

Yet, what if you had a focus tool that you could use in 5 minutes?

That is easy.

Fun.

You can use it all day every day.

That makes you feel more calm.

Relaxed.

Alert.

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How To Focus On What Really Matters—And Stop Wasting Time

“What do you want most in life?“

Anytime a client tells me they want to “focus on the things that matter most” and “stop wasting so much time,” I ask them that question. If they can’t tell me what they want in the distant future, they can at least tell me what they want right now.

While they’re usually prepared for the first question, they’re almost never ready for my follow up:

“Then why don’t you act like it?”

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