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November 3, 2023

Boost focus with body doubling (video)

Body doubling is a simple yet powerful way to improve focus and productivity, especially for neurodivergent people. In this video, our Inclusion and Belonging Lead, Beaux Miebach, breaks down the science and shares tips to help you build lasting routines.

Beaux Miebach

Beaux é Inclusion and Belonging Lead da Tiimo une estrategista queer e neurodivergente que cria suporte acessível com base em pesquisa e vivência.

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Lesson 1: Welcome to body doubling

Kick off the course with an overview of what body doubling is, why it’s so effective, and what you’ll gain from these lessons.

Lesson 2: The science behind focus

Dive into the fascinating psychology of social facilitation and learn why working alongside others can supercharge productivity.

Lesson 3: Body doubling in action

Get step-by-step methods and practical tips for setting up effective body doubling sessions that fit your needs.

Lesson 4: Turning tips into habits

Learn how to transform body doubling into a consistent practice, building routines that help you stay focused long after the course.

Next steps: Keep the momentum going

Explore more courses on our website, or take your planning on the go by downloading the app to keep building skills wherever you are.

This article was updated in December 2024 to provide the most current and accurate information.

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November 3, 2023

Boost focus with body doubling (video)

Body doubling is a simple yet powerful way to improve focus and productivity, especially for neurodivergent people. In this video, our Inclusion and Belonging Lead, Beaux Miebach, breaks down the science and shares tips to help you build lasting routines.

Beaux Miebach

Beaux é Inclusion and Belonging Lead da Tiimo une estrategista queer e neurodivergente que cria suporte acessível com base em pesquisa e vivência.

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Lesson 1: Welcome to body doubling

Kick off the course with an overview of what body doubling is, why it’s so effective, and what you’ll gain from these lessons.

Lesson 2: The science behind focus

Dive into the fascinating psychology of social facilitation and learn why working alongside others can supercharge productivity.

Lesson 3: Body doubling in action

Get step-by-step methods and practical tips for setting up effective body doubling sessions that fit your needs.

Lesson 4: Turning tips into habits

Learn how to transform body doubling into a consistent practice, building routines that help you stay focused long after the course.

Next steps: Keep the momentum going

Explore more courses on our website, or take your planning on the go by downloading the app to keep building skills wherever you are.

This article was updated in December 2024 to provide the most current and accurate information.

A person holding a smartphone displaying Tiimo’s Focus Timer, set for a weekly meeting, while carrying two takeaway coffee cups in a tray, illustrating productivity on the go.

Ready to simplify your planning?

Start your 7-day free trial and experience the benefits of simplified time management and focus.

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Boost focus with body doubling (video)
November 3, 2023

Boost focus with body doubling (video)

Body doubling is a simple yet powerful way to improve focus and productivity, especially for neurodivergent people. In this video, our Inclusion and Belonging Lead, Beaux Miebach, breaks down the science and shares tips to help you build lasting routines.

Georgina Shute

Georgina is an ADHD coach and digital leader. She set up KindTwo to empower as many people as possible to work with Neurodiversity - not against it.

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Lesson 1: Welcome to body doubling

Kick off the course with an overview of what body doubling is, why it’s so effective, and what you’ll gain from these lessons.

Lesson 2: The science behind focus

Dive into the fascinating psychology of social facilitation and learn why working alongside others can supercharge productivity.

Lesson 3: Body doubling in action

Get step-by-step methods and practical tips for setting up effective body doubling sessions that fit your needs.

Lesson 4: Turning tips into habits

Learn how to transform body doubling into a consistent practice, building routines that help you stay focused long after the course.

Next steps: Keep the momentum going

Explore more courses on our website, or take your planning on the go by downloading the app to keep building skills wherever you are.

This article was updated in December 2024 to provide the most current and accurate information.

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