Course · free · self-paced

The Attention Advantage.

You can hold about four things in mind at once, and rather fewer while anything else is happening. Every meeting you sit in, every paper you send and every day you plan is built on a guess about that number — and the guess is usually seven. Six modules to replace the guess with your own measurement, and then to do something about it.

Where this sits

Three courses, three different sizes of commitment. This is the middle one: heavier than an assessment, lighter than a programme, and it ends with something you can pin above your desk.

Start here · 12 minutes

Digital Skills

Six domains, 26 skills, one honest self-assessment. Tells you where you stand. Does not ask you to change anything yet.

You are here · ~2 hours, or 3 days taught

The Attention Advantage

One constraint, taken seriously. Measure your own capacity, price what you are spending it on, and build the operating guide that survives the return to work.

Then · months, with a coach

The Digital MBA

Seven domains, three passes, one real system you own — and artifacts a competent person tries to knock down. Nothing there is passed by reading.

How it runs

The same six modules in two shapes. Work them yourself for nothing, or have them run for your team over three days.

01

Every module ends in something you wrote

Not a quiz. A short piece of writing about your own week — which day was hard, what you are going to stop sending, who is going to ask you about it. Reading is preparation.

02

Your answers become one page

The six exercises assemble into a personal cognitive operating system you can print. It stays in this browser until you print it — nothing is uploaded.

03

The room version is the same course, slower

Three facilitated days with the exercises done together, a protected sprint under real conditions, and commitments made out loud. That is the part we sell.

Six modules, one constraint

Each module answers one question, points you at the interactive tools that make it concrete, and asks you to write three things down. Every factual claim carries a numbered footnote to the sources below, and every source is listed with the limit of what it actually shows — including the four claims we decided not to make.

Your personal cognitive operating system

Everything you wrote in the six exercises, on one page. Print it and put it somewhere you will see it on a bad Tuesday, which is the only day it matters.

Some things this course refuses to tell you

Every one of these is a better story than the truth, which is why you have probably heard them — possibly from us, in an earlier version of this material. They are here rather than quietly deleted, because the person most likely to contradict you in a meeting is someone who read the popular version and believed it.

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