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]]>Do you have trouble focusing and getting your writing done? It’s a common problem almost all writers face. On today’s episode, we’ll explore how to focus and be more productive with your writing using cutting-edge science.
My guest is Dan Clark, CEO of Brain.fm, a company that takes a science-first approach to creating music that sounds different, and affects you differently, than anything you’ve heard.
Dan originally worked as a website and app developer, but decided to switch careers from building an advertising agency when he came across Brain.fm. He bought an account in his first session and was so excited after just a week of use, he was determined to be part of the company. He called them 12 times until he finally got a job, and worked the first month for free.
Fast forward, he’s now the CEO of Brain.fm, and was named one of Forbes 30 under 30 in 2019. Dan is always excited about how technology can change the world.
On this episode, Dan shares the science behind Brain.fm, how the music is created, and why it helps you focus. I have been using Brain.fm for a few weeks now on nearly a daily basis, and it has absolutely helped my focus and productivity. This was a fascinating conversation. After you hear it, I’m sure you will want to redeem your free 1-month subscription to Brain.fm.
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