
The 7‑Day Focus Formula is a counterintuitive approach to getting your attention back so you can do deep work consistently. It lets you reclaim 10+ hours a week, finish meaningful tasks, and feel in control again — without learning some giant “productivity system,” installing a dozen new tools, or relying on willpower.
We achieve this by guiding you through a one‑week sprint: audit your time leaks, engineer a deep‑work environment, declutter digital noise, run Focus Blocks, use Intelligent Breaks, build a Distraction Shield, and end with a Weekly Reset — all without endless hacks, app hopping, or rigid, unsustainable routines.
As a result, you’re freed up to do the work that actually moves the needle — that’s the 7‑Day Focus Formula.
Before I created the 7‑Day Focus Formula, I struggled with fragmented attention for years. I tried every new app, every hack, and worked longer and harder — only to end most days asking, “What did I actually finish?”
I got myself a deal I never signed up for — busy, but not productive. That forced me to question everything, flip the traditional advice on its head, and rebuild focus from the ground up.
After years of testing in my own work and with clients, I reached the point where I could consistently protect deep‑work time, finish my most important tasks, and end weeks with clarity.
Now you can duplicate the entire system for $7 by downloading The 7‑Day Focus Formula.
I’ve spent years coaching busy professionals on focus and workflow, and today, I also speak on stages across the world, teaching the very same strategies you’re about to discover in this book.
Most people who buy any “how-to” don’t get results without action. Your results depend on your context and effort. This book gives you the simplest path I know; but you still have to walk it.







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