Count back from 200 by sevens. List ten objects from memory. Track one sound for a minute. Each day your calendar hands you one short drill to reset before the afternoon slump.
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Before the afternoon, a short warm-up:
Before the afternoon, a short warm-up:
Before the afternoon, a short warm-up:
Before the afternoon, a short warm-up:
Before the afternoon, a short warm-up:
Before the afternoon, a short warm-up:
Before the afternoon, a short warm-up:
Lunchtime is when attention usually dips. These drills are deliberately small: about four minutes, with no equipment, and each one works a different skill: working memory, sustained attention, recall or calm breathing.
They rotate through the week, so each one comes back every seven days and you can notice whether it's getting easier.
SkillArena: Focus Training: Four minutes of daily focus, memory and reaction challenges with personal bests.
Get it free on the App StoreOn a Mac, the same button opens Calendar. In Google Calendar, use the Google button, or paste https://honestlittleapps.github.io/calendars/daily-focus-warm-up-calendar/focus-warm-up.ics into Other calendars › From URL.
They're a practical reset, not a proven way to raise IQ. Most people simply find them a good break from scrolling.
Most of them, yes. Swap counting by 7s for counting by 3s.
Four minutes of daily focus, memory and reaction challenges with personal bests, so you can see the improvement.
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Open the Calendar app, tap Calendars at the bottom, tap the ⓘ next to this calendar and choose Delete Calendar. Or go to Settings › Apps › Calendar › Calendar Accounts › Subscribed Calendars.
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