Robin Sharma says phones destroy flow state and your fortune. He recommends solitude, a dedicated work lab, and hours of uninterrupted focus. Great geniuses share three traits: they isolate themselves, work in private studios, and work for extended stretches.
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Are you addicted to your phone? You can change the world. You can play with your phone. You can't do both, I believe. And write this one down. Your phone, your digital device is costing you your fortune. How do you get your best ideas, the ideas that allow you to create the innovations that allows you to disrupt and dominate your marketplace? You've got to get into flow state, and you only get into flow state when you get quiet. And when you create what I call a tbtf, a tight bubble of total focus, you got to be alone. All great geniuses, if you study them, they had a few things in common. And one of them they spent a lot of time in solitude. Another thing in common, they had a studio or a work lab where they would get lost from the world so there weren't distractions and interruptions or trivial pursuits. Great geniuses worked alone a lot. They created an ecosystem or a workplace where no one could find them. And here's the third thing. They worked for hours at a time on their.