Ever find yourself so distracted by one thing in the room that you can’t focus on what’s right in front of you? You’re not alone! As a different thinker, it happens, and that’s okay.
In this week’s Motivational Moment, I share:
✅ Why distraction is normal for different thinkers.
✅ How to embrace those moments without guilt.
✅ Simple steps to refocus and engage respectfully with those around you.
Take a deep breath—it’s okay to get distracted! Watch this quick video for encouragement and tips to bring your attention back to what matters most.
Transcription:
This week’s Different Thinker Motivational Moment is about the fact that sometimes you can’t see the thing right in front of you because you’re so distracted by the other thing in the room. And nobody quite gets that.
My motivation for you is this: just embrace it. It’s okay. Take a deep breath, and then get back focused on the person probably talking in front of you—not the other thing in the room that’s very, very distracting.
It’s okay. We get distracted—or can—as different thinkers. It can happen. Maybe make a note of it, but try as best you can to be respectful and engaged with the people that are right in front of you.
I’m JoyGenea, International Neurodiversity Coach. I get it. It’s all okay. And it’s okay to be slightly distracted by the other things in the room and then bring your attention back to what matters.
Have an awesome day. Bye now!