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It’s ok to give in to distractions BUT on one condition...

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Learn how to ‘surf the urge’ to distract yourself. If you are having trouble viewing this

Learn how to ‘surf the urge’ to distract yourself. If you are having trouble viewing this email, [click here.](  [Mindvalley Logo](  Hi {NAME},  What do you do when you get that nagging urge to distract yourself when you know you should be focused on something else?  Do you: - Give in to the distraction? - Fight back HARD against your urges? - Or do you do what habit formation expert Nir Eyal suggests, which is just to say [“not yet”](?  [Nir Eyal](  [Watch now]( We often think that developing unshakable focus means abstaining from any and all forms of distraction through willpower alone.  Nir recommends trying this [10-minute Distraction Breaker]( technique instead.  So the next time you get that irresistible need to check social media at work, or work emails at a social gathering, try this technique.  You may surprise yourself at how quickly you can refocus on what truly matters.  [Watch the video here ]( Keep Evolving, [Vishen Lakhiani Signoff] Vishen Founder - Mindvalley Author of [The Code of the Extraordinary Mind]( and [The Buddha and the Badass]( Follow The Real Me on [Instagram]( Better You, Every Day [Join Mindvalley Today](www.mindvalley.com/membership?otag=footer) [Get it on Google Play](   [Download on the App Store]( [Mindvalley on Facebook]( [Mindvalley on Twitter]( [Mindvalley on Instagram]( [Mindvalley on Youtube]( [Mindvalley on Linkedin]( [Mindvalley on Telegram]( [Support Center]( | [Privacy Policy]( | [Unsubscribe]( | [Log In]( 14525 SW Millikan Way #31545 Beaverton, OR 97005-2343

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