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Solving Distractions

Stress from modern distractions drains $468 billion from knowledge work, driving people to ancient techniques for help. But ancient meditation techniques are no match for modern distractions. Therefore, we need a new practice for the modern world.

At Stillaton, our mission is to empower focused attention as a foundational skill. So we're introducing a new category of attention training called Kinetic Attention to help you build your attention muscles. And we're bringing to market a new product, the Kinetic Attention wearable, to coach you in your journey.

 
 
 

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