The Art of Focus: Find Meaning, Reinvent Yourself and Create Your Ideal Future

Controlling the information that you hold in your focus is the key to overcoming the anxiety, boredom, stress, and overwhelm that plague today’s society.

Treat negative feelings as a test of awareness. When you feel a disturbance in your inner peace, follow that feeling along the string until you reach the source, which may be much, much deeper than you could ever imagine.

I will give you the tools to become irreplaceable in the third millennium. That is, to leverage the character you have created by pursuing your purpose, discovering your life’s work, and passing down your lessons as the trifecta of The Good Life.

Don’t get me wrong, I’m not against all employment. My problem is that it can breed complacency and be dangerous for your psyche. Challenge is what makes life fun and interesting. If you halt your personal evolution by never pursuing something more, you lose purpose and fulfillment. Employment, when dragged on for too long, strips the meaningful fl

The purpose is the specific result you are marketing toward people. Your path is the solution for getting there (which took trial, error, and experience to create). The priority is the burning problem your potential customer must solve in their life. When you build, market, and sell to yourself, you create a niche of one that others struggle to com

Clarity is your savior, and we must prioritize programming, maintaining, and evolving the systems our mind runs on. This is done through self-generated goals, creating a path to achieve them, and focusing on solving the problems that arise without being consumed by distractions.

A purpose is a meaningful goal. From that goal stems a problem that you must focus your attention on solving through education, action, and whatever allows you to move toward the goal.

I spent my days absorbing all the information my focus could handle on fitness, finance, attraction, and perspectives of meaning, happiness, and fulfillment. Consciously experimenting with the best teacher I could find – my own mind, body, spirit, and business.

While the conscious mind can focus on a limited set of thoughts and actions, the unconscious mind can manage 11 million bits of information per second. This includes our habits, reactions, breathing, chewing, walking, and everything else that we don’t have to “pay” attention to, because we’ve practiced those skills.