Hey there 👋
Does this look familiar?


It’s a frequent scene in my office throughout the day. Distractions come in many forms, some external and others the product of our own thoughts... for example:
pinging notifications
the cat/dog/pet plant
shiny new ideas that are exciting, but not urgent
that niggling worry about where the next client is coming from, or when your invoice will get paid
Each require a different approach to prevent them getting in the way of our progress.
What strategies do you have for dealing with them?
We’ve collected a few articles that may help you refine your approach:
Distraction free working with do not disturb mode (Leapers)
Rethinking procrastination (Rachel Botsman)
Keeping a distraction journal (Matt Ragland)
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Our next four-week accountability Pod will start on February 28th and the doors are now open 🎉
Visit the Pod event page to find out more about the schedule and what to expect.
Or if you’re ready to commit right away...

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Emma

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It’s a frequent scene in my office throughout the day. Distractions come in many forms, some external and others the product of our own thoughts... for example:

Each require a different approach to prevent them getting in the way of our progress.

What strategies do you have for dealing with them?

We’ve collected a few articles that may help you refine your approach:

Our next four-week accountability Pod will start on February 28th and the doors are now open 🎉

 to find out more about the schedule and what to expect.

Or if you’re ready to commit right away...

 and one of the team will get back to you.

Become the master of your distractions

​Join the next Pod

Join the next Pod