What is flow?
When a person immerses themselves in an activity so deeply that nothing else matters, the experience itself becomes so exciting that we want to carry on with the activity just for its sake.
Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience
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Dates: | 7 Oct - 3 Nov 2024 Registration cut-off: 6 Oct, 5 PM IST |
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Duration: | 4 Weeks | |
Fee: | INR 6000 INR 3,000 per month (3 day refund) |
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- Two 50-min ‘Focus Sprints’ six days a week. Join any number of days.
- 7:00 AM – 9 AM OR
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- 7:00 AM – 9 AM OR
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Mon-Fri – Pick one slot or both
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What will a Focused Work Sprint be like?
- You join the Zoom call along with other participants and keep your cameras on
- Our Sprint Leader will help you create the conditions for deep concentration and flow state
- You will share your work goal before the sprint starts and commit to it
- You will clear all distractions and work with complete focus on one task, during the sprint
- After the sprint, give a quick update on how the sprint went and what you accomplished
What do you get in the focused sprints?
Here is what you will get in the virtual focused work sprints.
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Experience productivity and joy, every day
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Visible human accountability. No bots.
For every focused sprint, you will be working alongside a group of driven individuals. Seeing others strive to achieve their goals motivates us to do better ourselves. You commit to your goals and are accountable to your peers in the sprint. This aligns your subconscious brain with the goal, enabling you to focus fully on your goals and drop all distractions.
Ace high-priority tasks with deep focus
We are so caught up in shallow work (e.g., email, meetings), that we rarely get time to do truly important work that needs deep focus. These sprints help you do those tasks by optimizing the brain’s capacity to focus. They constrain you to only work on that one chosen task, thereby creating brutal clarity and intense focus. That is how you maximize your productive output.
Crush distraction and procrastination – enter the zone
Before the sprint, you create the conditions conducive to flow and put away all distractions. For the next 50 minutes, you allow yourself intense non-distracted work. This helps you get in the zone where your mind becomes fully immersed in the activity. In positive psychology, this state is called “flow.” Access peak experiences as you push your mind to accomplish something difficult and worthwhile.
Guided by sprint leaders
At the start and end of each sprint, the sprint leader will lead you through a check-in and check-out. You commit to your sprint leader and peers about what you are going to do. This implementation intention forces you to stick to your task. At the end of the sprint, there is a short debrief. This immediate feedback loop also help reinforce positive behaviours and correct negative ones.