Do This for 60 Days If You Have Too Many Interests?

This idea is like choosing one toy to play with every day, even if you have a hundred toys, so you get really good at it.

Imagine your room is full of toys: legos, puzzles, drawing supplies, board games. You love them all. But if you try to play with each one for just a little bit every day, you might not get very good at any of them. That’s like trying to eat five different snacks in one go, your tummy gets full, and you don’t really enjoy any of them.

Do This for 60 Days If You Have Too Many Interests? means picking just one thing (like legos) and focusing on it every day for two months. That way, you get to know it inside out, like learning the best moves in a game or building the tallest tower ever.

Think of it like growing a plant. If you water it every day for two months, it gets strong and healthy. But if you try to water five different plants at once, none of them get really big. Focusing on one interest helps it grow, just like your favorite toy or activity.

After 60 days, you can choose a new one, and maybe even bring back the old ones! This idea is like choosing one toy to play with every day, even if you have a hundred toys, so you get really good at it.

Imagine your room is full of toys: legos, puzzles, drawing supplies, board games. You love them all. But if you try to play with each one for just a little bit every day, you might not get very good at any of them. That’s like trying to eat five different snacks in one go, your tummy gets full, and you don’t really enjoy any of them.

Do This for 60 Days If You Have Too Many Interests? means picking just one thing (like legos) and focusing on it every day for two months. That way, you get to know it inside out, like learning the best moves in a game or building the tallest tower ever.