The current era of humanity is marked by a unique phenomenon — an unprecedented battle for our attention. Unlike any other time in history, the primary contender for our focus is technology. Technology specifically designed to capture our attention and create chemical-based addictions.
The phrase' pay attention' often points to a linear focus style—what Seth called the 'assembly line' style of attention.
As the competition for our attention intensifies, we are also gaining access to a style of attention that has slipped away: the creative style.
This style has its own part to play as an intelligent piece of divine technology. It is not intended to usurp the 'assembly line' style but rather to provide it with much-needed respite, allowing it to do its job only when necessary.
This Class Series will focus on the art of attention — where and how it's being siphoned, why the creative style is a doorway to our reclamation of it, and how the ability to pay our attention wisely and well is the seed of flow.
In The Hive, we will take this framework and apply it to business, where the chasm between losing our attention and paying it wisely is an often overlooked root in the core emanation of your business and how your work unfurls and is received.