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If we can start with an understanding of what kinds of things excite and attract, keep us engaged, and win our hearts and minds… we can create many more delightful, seductive experiences.
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216 |
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We live in a world of infinite distractions and endless demands. Many of us juggle several tasks at a time and struggle to focus on any one of them for very long.
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016 |
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Once we’re distracted by something new, we often forget about the original task.
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186 |
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In a world rife with potential distractions, it’s in the self-interest of organizations… to help their people stay focused on the priorities that have the potential to create the greatest value.
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232 |
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This is how movements come to be. It starts with a few people. Their idealized vision of the future attracts believers. Those early adopters don’t show up to get anything, they show up to give. They want to help.
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040 |
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Sharing your gifts with the world will help you attract new clients and opportunities. Put yourself out there and call yourself what you are.
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151 |
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Sometimes we get so distracted that it’s hard to tune out enough to be able to tune in at all.
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147 |
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Breaks are not a distraction – they’re a chance to reset attention and incubate ideas.
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103 |
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A culture that settles for numb distraction cannot shape its future.
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024 |
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The physical and virtual worlds are always with us, singing a siren song of connection, distraction, and options.
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063 |
