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A Handy Tip For The Easily Distracted

Published by Arthur Coddington on 27 February, 201427 February, 2014

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Tearing ourselves away from distractions can feel impossible. Ran across this “A Handy Tip For the Easily Distracted” by Miranda July – NOWNESS awesome 3 minute film that illustrates the lengths we might go to make it happen. Watch it now!

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