Daniel Packard

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.

He's just, it's exhausting when you're managing this stuff all the time. So by getting to the root cause, by getting people free of this, people are happier, but also they just fulfill their potential. That's what we mean by measurable results.

He's just, it's exhausting when you're managing this stuff all the time. So by getting to the root cause, by getting people free of this, people are happier, but also they just fulfill their potential. That's what we mean by measurable results.

He's just, it's exhausting when you're managing this stuff all the time. So by getting to the root cause, by getting people free of this, people are happier, but also they just fulfill their potential. That's what we mean by measurable results.

So on the one hand, of course, it's a good question. What are some practical strategies and tips and tools? However, the world is filled with strategies, tips, and tools. That's well covered. Your audience has those. I am anti-tip. I am anti-tool. What we are is a system that fully addresses the root cause so that you're free of it. And it's the systematic approach.

So on the one hand, of course, it's a good question. What are some practical strategies and tips and tools? However, the world is filled with strategies, tips, and tools. That's well covered. Your audience has those. I am anti-tip. I am anti-tool. What we are is a system that fully addresses the root cause so that you're free of it. And it's the systematic approach.

So on the one hand, of course, it's a good question. What are some practical strategies and tips and tools? However, the world is filled with strategies, tips, and tools. That's well covered. Your audience has those. I am anti-tip. I am anti-tool. What we are is a system that fully addresses the root cause so that you're free of it. And it's the systematic approach.

If you want to go get a tip and a tool to manage your anxiety, manage your low confidence, There's plenty of people that'll take your money, you manage it, but then it's not gone. What we developed is this system. And I also wanna explain the importance of a system because it'll make your audience have some hope and not blame themselves. To really do real change quickly, you need two key things.

If you want to go get a tip and a tool to manage your anxiety, manage your low confidence, There's plenty of people that'll take your money, you manage it, but then it's not gone. What we developed is this system. And I also wanna explain the importance of a system because it'll make your audience have some hope and not blame themselves. To really do real change quickly, you need two key things.

If you want to go get a tip and a tool to manage your anxiety, manage your low confidence, There's plenty of people that'll take your money, you manage it, but then it's not gone. What we developed is this system. And I also wanna explain the importance of a system because it'll make your audience have some hope and not blame themselves. To really do real change quickly, you need two key things.

First of all, you need all the tools in one place optimized for one job. What does that mean? When you go to a dentist, they have dentist tools. When you go to a heart surgeon, they have heart surgeon tools. When you hire a contractor, they have contracting tool. It's an optimized toolkit to get one job done. Okay. Your audience usually doesn't do get that.

First of all, you need all the tools in one place optimized for one job. What does that mean? When you go to a dentist, they have dentist tools. When you go to a heart surgeon, they have heart surgeon tools. When you hire a contractor, they have contracting tool. It's an optimized toolkit to get one job done. Okay. Your audience usually doesn't do get that.

First of all, you need all the tools in one place optimized for one job. What does that mean? When you go to a dentist, they have dentist tools. When you go to a heart surgeon, they have heart surgeon tools. When you hire a contractor, they have contracting tool. It's an optimized toolkit to get one job done. Okay. Your audience usually doesn't do get that.

They go to one guru for one tool, one therapist for another tool. That's fine for management. But if you had a contractor walk up to you and say, hey, we're going to rebuild your house. I got a hammer. I got a really good hammer, man. I'm really good with this hammer. Hammers are great. But would you trust that person to rebuild your house quickly if he just had one hammer? Probably not.

They go to one guru for one tool, one therapist for another tool. That's fine for management. But if you had a contractor walk up to you and say, hey, we're going to rebuild your house. I got a hammer. I got a really good hammer, man. I'm really good with this hammer. Hammers are great. But would you trust that person to rebuild your house quickly if he just had one hammer? Probably not.

They go to one guru for one tool, one therapist for another tool. That's fine for management. But if you had a contractor walk up to you and say, hey, we're going to rebuild your house. I got a hammer. I got a really good hammer, man. I'm really good with this hammer. Hammers are great. But would you trust that person to rebuild your house quickly if he just had one hammer? Probably not.

No, because you need multiple tools to get the job done. And that's what we spend eight years is figuring out everything you need in one place. That was key, and that took a long time to figure out.

No, because you need multiple tools to get the job done. And that's what we spend eight years is figuring out everything you need in one place. That was key, and that took a long time to figure out.

No, because you need multiple tools to get the job done. And that's what we spend eight years is figuring out everything you need in one place. That was key, and that took a long time to figure out.

But even that's not enough, because let's say you have a friend who wants to eat chocolate chip cookies, and they taste a chocolate chip cookie, and they say, Mick, I want to make chocolate chip cookies. And somebody hands them everything they need, all the tools, the whisk, the bowl, the oven, the flour, the sugar, everything they need is given to them. But they're not given instructions.