Attention Allocation Efficiencies #II

In competitive markets Attention Allocation Efficiencies (AAE) are powerful differentiators. Do you think about the relationship with your customers in traditional terms only? Systems have been created that allow clients to exchange information in return for future Attention particles. Is this the new currency?

Perhaps the first step in determining your own AAE is to become aware of the first moments you feel stress…for it is here when you start to lose efficiency. It is important to note that there are 2 types of stress:

1) Inevitable stress–resistance tension that comes from thinking about issues within a project or task

2) Avoidable stress—resistance tension derived from a general feeling of obligation to work on a task.

Applying the c2C immediately is the best habit to learn, because the Attention beam rests gently on the sensation but also admits a simultaneous and effortless awareness of things within peripheral Attention. The embracing space is fully felt by feeling the desire and resistance to it.

Do you feel invigorated by spending days and weeks on one project? Do you thrive on managing many assignments at the same time? Determining the way you are most efficient can do wonders for your productivity at work, at home and in the greater landscape of your life.

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