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Guidepost Four: The Power of Focus and Attention

Mastering Focus and Attention
A curated collection of articles, stories, and exercises to deepen your understanding of Guidepost Four: The Power of Focus and Attention
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Lynn Marie Sager
Navigating a Whackadoodle World: Episode 61, The Power of Focus, or Why our brains are designed to misjudge each other.
A Whackadoodle lesson in critical thinking, causation versus correlation, cognitive biases, plus six reasons that your toilet might keep backing up.
Navigating a Whackadoodle World: Episode 61A, or Your Cheat Sheet of Cognitive Biases
A Whackadoodle resource for those wanting to learn more about the many Cognitive Biases that wire our mind to misjudge things, here is a list with…
Guidepost Four: The Power of Focus and Attention (Aka Episode 47)
A Whackadoodle discussion with my student in which we tackle Internet addiction, and the games designed to addict us, followed by her second attempt to…
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Lynn Marie Sager
Navigating a Whackadoodle World: Guidepost Four, or the Power of Focus and Attention
Past and present links to our episodes on Guidepost Four: The Power of Focus and Attention.
Navigating a Whackadoodle World: Episode 33, or You can't change what you don’t notice.
A Whackadoodle lesson about The Power of Focus and Attention in which my student admits that she is overwhelmed, and agrees to practice silence.
A Whackadoodle Experiment Featuring the Music of Joshua Bell, the Washington Post, and Internet Hyperbole
An Internet article where I set out to write one thing, and ended up writing something completely different.
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Lynn Marie Sager
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Navigating A Whackadoodle World: Episode 18, or Are They Trying to Keep Us Stupid?
A Whackadoodle discussion with my student in which we tackle her question, "Are they trying to keep us stupid?" And we discover, strangely enough, that…
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Lynn Marie Sager
Today, I Want To Talk About My Brother
He enter this earth on July 29, 1958, and left it on October, 20, 1999. He taught me unconditional love without always knowing it himself.
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Lynn Marie Sager
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A Whackadoodle Definition: What is Information Overload?
How categorizing helps humans manage information overload, learning, prediction, inference, decision making, and language. Yet, we can still get in…
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Lynn Marie Sager
Navigating a Whackadoodle World: Episode Four
The Power of Focus and Attention. In which my Whackadoodle student and I discuss how easy human brains get distracted, as well as what a my young…
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Lynn Marie Sager
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