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Productivity 2.0: Enhance Focus, Energy & Well-Being
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Productivity 2.0: Enhance Focus, Energy & Well-Being

Deep Work Masterclass: Train Your Attention, Manage Distraction, and Unlock Your Productivity Potential.
Last updated 7/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • Focus: Sustain singular focus on complex tasks, projects, and goals.
  • Energy Management: Manage your energy to perform at your best and prevent burnout.
  • Productivity: Produce sustainable, high-quality work that amplifies your impact and accelerates your career growth.
  • Mindfulness: Apply mindfulness and meta-awareness to strengthen your focus and reduce mind-wandering.
  • Peak Performance: Leverage stress, the breath, and dopamine to unlock peak performance.
  • Rest: Incorporate more periods of deep rest into your life.
  • Fulfilment: Improve your capacity to experience greater fulfilment and meaning in your daily work and life.

Course content

16 sections179 lectures8h 58m total length
  • Course Overview and Breakdown1:47
  • Key Course Outcomes0:37
  • Meet Your Instructor0:27
  • May I Have Your Attention, Please?7:06

Requirements

  • No prerequisites required.

Description

There is an all-out war for our attention—and most of us are losing it.

If your attention span now resembles a TikTok reel, you’re not alone.

Our attention is under unprecedented demands—from work, media, and even internal forces.

We haven’t evolved to handle this volume, speed, intensity, and hyper-novelty of modern life.

In response to these demands, a new mode of attention has emerged: divided attention (diluted, fragmented, and defined by constant task switching)—and it’s costing us dearly.

  • Diminished productivity, despite working more

  • Declining mood, energy, and overall well-being

  • Stalled career growth and lack of fulfilment

  • Lost income, missed opportunities, and unrealised potential

  • A life half-lived, half-remembered

  • Weakened relationships

  • And many more costs

These aren’t small losses. They compound—quietly shaping the trajectory of your life.

Meanwhile, those who’ve learned to focus are accelerating ahead—capturing the very opportunities, progress, and freedom that distraction is taking from you.

In a world of distraction and infinite temptation, learning to focus, and work effectively, is a superpower.

Forget short-term productivity "hacks" and temporary "digital detoxes". If you want to make any lasting change, you need to proactively train and improve your focus, and the quality of energy you devote to your work.

Among other things, this involves internalising and embodying a set of key insights about attention, energy, productivity, and performance.

Insights that most people never learn—or never apply. And that sharply separate the productive, fulfilled and successful from the distracted masses. 

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“The ability to focus is a defining characteristic of successful individuals.” – Brian Tracy

This holistic and transformative course addresses the major problem plaguing our productivity and well-being: divided attention. Representing a distillation of high-impact insights across multiple fields, this course will equip you with actionable knowledge and tools to help you develop attentional agency in a distracted world. Whether you're a professional seeking peak performance or an individual yearning for balance, this course is your guide to finding your focus.

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This course rests on two primary pillars: attention management and energy management.

  • Attention Management: The ability to direct your attention with intention and regulate the demands placed on it.

  • Energy Management: The ability to sustainably generate, spend, and recover energy in pursuit of meaningful work.

These two skills are deeply intertwined.

Energy fuels attention and action, while attention determines how effectively that energy is directed.

Without sufficient, high-quality, energy, attention becomes weak and unstable.

Without focused attention, energy becomes scattered, misallocated, and wasted.

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This course will challenge your existing beliefs about work, productivity, and success by putting forward an entirely new work philosophy designed around the science of optimal cognitive performance and health: Productivity 2.0. As part of these efforts to integrate this new philosophy into your life you will be required to step out of the frame of the busy worker-bee and zoom out to adopt the role of the intelligent designer who has the power, and desire, to bring about impactful and lasting change.

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This course is not about squeezing out more productivity from your already busy day fuelling further overwhelm. Instead, the course is geared to help you attain greater focus and health, which as a byproduct, will make you more productive and fulfilled.

This isn’t another surface-level productivity course telling you to hide your phone or silence notifications. It’s a comprehensive framework that tackles both the external forces (social media, communication overload, workspace design, meetings) and the internal patterns (mind-wandering, stress, self-distraction) that fragment focus. It’s designed for you—the knowledge worker—one of the billion-plus humans doing cognitively demanding work in a world engineered to fracture and steal your focus.

Attention is the substance of your life, and your greatest asset—learn to sharpen and spend it wisely.

And if you feel like you don’t have the time or attention for this course, that’s the biggest sign you need it.

Who this course is for:

  • This course is designed for knowledge workers—that is, anyone who relies on their powers of focus to create value. If you work at a computer to solve problems, generate ideas, or bring value to information, you’re part of this group—alongside more than a billion others.
  • Businesses who want to enhance the focus and performance of their workforce. In a time of unprecedented distraction and attentional demands, it's imperative for organizations to train and protect the primary resource of the modern age—Attention Capital.
  • Any human living through our age of hyper-distractibility and burnout.