Lean Startup Circle - Silicon Valley

Most productivity systems are designed to help you manage your time, but for many self-directed workers, especially those juggling several projects at once, time may not be the resource that is the most scarce. Behavioral economists have found that attention, (ie. your ability to focus and think well) is a finite resource in and of itself. As your attention drains throughout the day, your work gets more difficult as your output gets worse.

Join 15+ year parallel entrepreneur Adam Starrh as he walks through what he’s learned about intentionally managing his attention alongside his time. Examine the hidden costs of decision-making, how managing context can make you more attention-efficient, and how to deal with the largest attention tax of all: uncertainty. If you’ve ever felt like you had plenty of capacity for something when you started, but couldn’t find room for it once it got difficult, you may actually be running out of something other than time...