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		By: Laura Kennedy		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Joan, I love how you’re diving into the power of thought and recognizing how your subconscious is already working for you! It’s fascinating how our minds can take over with ingrained habits, even when we have the best intentions to stay present. 

As for your question—how to stop thinking about many things and reel yourself back in—one trick that has helped me is using a mental “reset” word or phrase. Something simple like “Right here, right now, do it now” or “Finish this first, do it now” can act as a cue to refocus on the present task. Have you tried setting a timer for each task to keep your attention locked in? It might help with that tendency to jump ahead to the next thing. 

And let’s be real... finishing everything on a list is near practically a myth! Maybe it’s less about checking all the boxes and more about fully engaging in with whatever is in front of you at the moment. What do you think? 😊]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Joan, I love how you’re diving into the power of thought and recognizing how your subconscious is already working for you! It’s fascinating how our minds can take over with ingrained habits, even when we have the best intentions to stay present. </p>
<p>As for your question—how to stop thinking about many things and reel yourself back in—one trick that has helped me is using a mental “reset” word or phrase. Something simple like “Right here, right now, do it now” or “Finish this first, do it now” can act as a cue to refocus on the present task. Have you tried setting a timer for each task to keep your attention locked in? It might help with that tendency to jump ahead to the next thing. </p>
<p>And let’s be real&#8230; finishing everything on a list is near practically a myth! Maybe it’s less about checking all the boxes and more about fully engaging in with whatever is in front of you at the moment. What do you think? 😊</p>
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