Daniel Packard

That's like a gardener saying, you know, you haven't watered your garden. If you just water your garden and someone says, well, wow, you really believe in yourself. It's like, that's not belief. It's just, I know how a garden works. And if you add water, it works. We approach this scientifically. So what we do, it's not like, oh, it's, I like it because it sounds good.

That's like a gardener saying, you know, you haven't watered your garden. If you just water your garden and someone says, well, wow, you really believe in yourself. It's like, that's not belief. It's just, I know how a garden works. And if you add water, it works. We approach this scientifically. So what we do, it's not like, oh, it's, I like it because it sounds good.

That's like a gardener saying, you know, you haven't watered your garden. If you just water your garden and someone says, well, wow, you really believe in yourself. It's like, that's not belief. It's just, I know how a garden works. And if you add water, it works. We approach this scientifically. So what we do, it's not like, oh, it's, I like it because it sounds good.

No, we have the data that backs it up. And that's what excites me. And that's what people need. And sometimes people say, well, what does that mean? Data. Well, this happened two months ago. We had a gentleman. His name was Kyle's from London. He had anxiety and procrastination came to us. And he said, look, man, I've tried everything. I've done the mindset shifting. I've done the breath work.

No, we have the data that backs it up. And that's what excites me. And that's what people need. And sometimes people say, well, what does that mean? Data. Well, this happened two months ago. We had a gentleman. His name was Kyle's from London. He had anxiety and procrastination came to us. And he said, look, man, I've tried everything. I've done the mindset shifting. I've done the breath work.

No, we have the data that backs it up. And that's what excites me. And that's what people need. And sometimes people say, well, what does that mean? Data. Well, this happened two months ago. We had a gentleman. His name was Kyle's from London. He had anxiety and procrastination came to us. And he said, look, man, I've tried everything. I've done the mindset shifting. I've done the breath work.

I do the meditation. It manages it, but it's not gone. I want to be full me. I said, I know. So he said, I don't think. No, you can't do this in six weeks. I said, I get why you think that. He said, but I met somebody at a party. They had procrastination. They tried everything and they said they're free of it.

I do the meditation. It manages it, but it's not gone. I want to be full me. I said, I know. So he said, I don't think. No, you can't do this in six weeks. I said, I get why you think that. He said, but I met somebody at a party. They had procrastination. They tried everything and they said they're free of it.

I do the meditation. It manages it, but it's not gone. I want to be full me. I said, I know. So he said, I don't think. No, you can't do this in six weeks. I said, I get why you think that. He said, but I met somebody at a party. They had procrastination. They tried everything and they said they're free of it.

And when they mentioned you only pay at the end when you get results, they said, hey, how's that even possible? I'm just curious. B, it's no risk to try. So he went through and this is what it means to measure. So we we measure what we call emotional biomarkers. So one of the things we do is how long does it take you to get started on something? This is for procrastination.

And when they mentioned you only pay at the end when you get results, they said, hey, how's that even possible? I'm just curious. B, it's no risk to try. So he went through and this is what it means to measure. So we we measure what we call emotional biomarkers. So one of the things we do is how long does it take you to get started on something? This is for procrastination.

And when they mentioned you only pay at the end when you get results, they said, hey, how's that even possible? I'm just curious. B, it's no risk to try. So he went through and this is what it means to measure. So we we measure what we call emotional biomarkers. So one of the things we do is how long does it take you to get started on something? This is for procrastination.

It took him on average 90 minutes to get started on a project each day. By week five, it was down to nine minutes. Again, measurable. Another thing we measure for procrastinators, how many hours per day did you spend doing what mattered to you and what you love to do? He started, I think it was around 45 minutes in a day. And by the end of the program, he was up to five and a half hours per day.

It took him on average 90 minutes to get started on a project each day. By week five, it was down to nine minutes. Again, measurable. Another thing we measure for procrastinators, how many hours per day did you spend doing what mattered to you and what you love to do? He started, I think it was around 45 minutes in a day. And by the end of the program, he was up to five and a half hours per day.

It took him on average 90 minutes to get started on a project each day. By week five, it was down to nine minutes. Again, measurable. Another thing we measure for procrastinators, how many hours per day did you spend doing what mattered to you and what you love to do? He started, I think it was around 45 minutes in a day. And by the end of the program, he was up to five and a half hours per day.

In productivity, his sales went up. He was also calmer because he got stuff done. He also enjoyed it more because he wasn't delaying and playing catch up. So he enjoyed it more. He was happier, which made him happier at home. And the third thing we track is focus. Usually procrastinators start and stop and start and stop and start and stop.

In productivity, his sales went up. He was also calmer because he got stuff done. He also enjoyed it more because he wasn't delaying and playing catch up. So he enjoyed it more. He was happier, which made him happier at home. And the third thing we track is focus. Usually procrastinators start and stop and start and stop and start and stop.

In productivity, his sales went up. He was also calmer because he got stuff done. He also enjoyed it more because he wasn't delaying and playing catch up. So he enjoyed it more. He was happier, which made him happier at home. And the third thing we track is focus. Usually procrastinators start and stop and start and stop and start and stop.

So he started where he could work consistently for, I think it was... About 12 minutes before he would get distracted. And by the end of the program, by the end of the six weeks, he was up to 90 minutes of consistent focus. So when I say measurement, but not only was his procrastination basically solved and his anxiety was down by about 80%, he was just happier.

So he started where he could work consistently for, I think it was... About 12 minutes before he would get distracted. And by the end of the program, by the end of the six weeks, he was up to 90 minutes of consistent focus. So when I say measurement, but not only was his procrastination basically solved and his anxiety was down by about 80%, he was just happier.