Mar 3

6 min read

Why Your Ability To Pay Attention Affects Your Bank Account

Your attention is an asset you don’t want to waste

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Attention is a sneaky, smiling carrion.

Who actually owns your attention? You or those who make a lot of money from your attention?

From morning till night attention is our companion and it can be our best friend or our worst enemy.

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