Welcome back to another Focus Break with Curt Steinhorst. We usually think focus happens when we're alone in a quiet space – but social psychology tells us that's not always true. In this week's episode, I recap a conversation with Dr. Peter Blair – a dear friend, economist, and Harvard professor – about his unconventional strategy for finding focus.

Welcome back to another Focus Break with Curt Steinhorst. We usually think focus happens when we're alone in a quiet space – but social psychology tells us that's not always true. In this week's episode, I recap a conversation with Dr. Peter Blair – a dear friend, economist, and Harvard professor – about his unconventional strategy for finding focus.

Welcome back to another Focus Break with Curt Steinhorst. We usually think focus happens when we're alone in a quiet space – but social&nbsp;psychology tells us that's not always true. In this week's episode, I recap a conversation with Dr. Peter Blair – a dear friend, economist, and Harvard professor – about his unconventional strategy for finding focus.

The Harvard professor who can't focus alone

Focuswise CEO, Curt Steinhorst, helps leaders harness the power of human attention. Curt works with innovative leaders around the globe, using the Focuswise approach to teach, train, and provide tools that enable individuals and organizations to eliminate costly distractions and create cultures of focus — achieving greater productivity, engagement, innovation, and joy.

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The Harvard professor who can't focus alone

The Harvard professor who can't focus alone