Dr. Jeffrey Levine

Will Smith, ADHD and RSD It’s Oscar time, and of course, the talk of the town is Will Smith’s “slap heard ’round the world” of Chris Rock. But did you know that last year’s Oscars was not the first time Will publicly smacked someone in the face? In 1997, Will Smith shocked audiences worldwide when he slapped a Ukrainian reporter who attempted to kiss him on the red carpet of the Moscow premiere of “Men in Black.” So why does Will overreact in social situations like award shows? When you google lists of celebrities with Adult Attention Deficit Disorder, Will Smith is on the list. He has opened up in more than one interview as having ADHD. One condition that goes hand-in-hand with ADHD is Rejection Sensitive Dysplasia (RSD). This condition affects how individuals perceive and respond to social situations.  Could ADHD and RSD have been behind Will’s bad behavior? RSD is a neurological disorder that affects an individual’s ability to cope with perceived rejection or criticism. Those with ADHD and RSD may perceive minor social cues, such as a disapproving glance, a curt tone, or jokes about their spouse’s medical conditions, as evidence of rejection or criticism. While RSD is not well-known, it has been recognized by medical professionals for over a decade. A symptom of RSD is an intense emotional response to perceived rejection, ranging from feelings of sadness and worthlessness to smacking someone in the face who cracked a joke about someone loved! Given that Will Smith is a public figure, he will likely have experienced numerous instances of rejection or criticism throughout his career. This constant exposure to criticism and rejection could have exacerbated any underlying ADHD and RSD symptoms, leading to his slap-happy responses a quarter of a century apart. It is worth noting that RSD can be challenging to diagnose, as its symptoms can overlap with other conditions, such as anxiety or depression. However, recent research has shown that individuals with RSD may have altered brain activity in response to social rejection. Now, I am not qualified to diagnose Will with ADHD and RSD, or any other letters of the alphabet. Still, if he did have ADHD and RSD, it is possible what triggered the extreme emotional response in him, leading to physical violence. However, it is also important to note that RSD does not excuse or justify violence. Those with the condition can still learn to manage their emotions healthily. The bottom line is only Will and any therapist he may have seen know why he reacted as he did in 1997 and again in 2022. The theory that he may have suffered from RSD offers an interesting perspective on the incident. Regardless of whether or not Smith had the condition, it is vital to recognize and raise awareness about neurological disorders like RSD, which can significantly impact an individual’s mental health and well-being. Now I may not be able to diagnose Will Smith, but I can help entrepreneurs with ADHD and RSD deal with their symptoms so that they can get in focus and skyrocket their productivity. “… how do we do that, Dr. Jeff?” The answer is to call Dr. Get in Focus; he can show you! To set up your free appointment, click here on the link!  https://calendly.com/dr_work_from_home/get-in-focus-vip-session-clone Dr. Get in Focus works with businesses, entrepreneurs, and remote workers to get in focus and skyrocket their productivity. He is here to talk to see if he can help. His website is https://plusultrava.com  to take advantage of his training programs. Check https://getinfocusworkshop.plusultrava.com/ for the latest workshop. Don’t wait; get in focus today!

Why do you even need Communication strategies for an ADHD Entrepreneur? Communication strategies for an ADHD Entrepreneur can be a challenge. With our minds constantly racing and our attention easily diverted, staying on topic can feel like a Herculean task. But fear not! There are communication strategies that can help us stay focused and make ourselves understood. 1) Keep it short and sweet. We have much to say and little time to say it. That’s why embracing Communication strategies for an ADHD Entrepreneur must include keeping our communications brief and to the point is essential. Avoid going off on tangents and getting lost in the details. Stick to the main message and communicate it as clearly and succinctly as possible. Think of it as the Twitter approach to communication: 280 characters or less. 2) Use visual aids For many ADHD entrepreneurs, seeing is believing. That’s why visual aids can be a great way to get our point across. A picture is worth a thousand words, whether a chart, graph, or infographic. Visual aids can help us organize our thoughts and present information in a way that is easy to understand. 3) Practice active listening Communication is a two-way street, and as an ADHD entrepreneur, being an active listener is crucial. This means focusing on what the other person is saying and avoiding distractions. As difficult as it may sound, you must put away your phone, turn off your email notifications, and give the other person your full attention. Repeat back what you’ve heard to ensure that you’ve understood correctly. 4) Embrace humor Humor is one of the great communication strategies for an ADHD Entrepreneur.  Let’s face it, as an ADHD entrepreneur, we’re bound to have some communication mishaps. Embracing humor can help us diffuse any tension and make light of our mistakes. Laugh at yourself, and don’t take yourself too seriously. After all, laughter is the best medicine. If anyone remembers the great Johnny Carson, when he bombed a joke, he always made it even funnier than it would have been if it had been by creating even more jokes about having bombed! 5) Set expectations One of the biggest communication challenges for an ADHD entrepreneur is expectation management. We may only sometimes be able to deliver on time or on budget. That’s why it’s essential to set expectations upfront. Be authentic about what you can and can’t do, and be upfront about any potential roadblocks. This can help avoid misunderstandings, keep communication flowing smoothly, and make it seem that you are a miracle worker. 6) Communications Interruptus As an ADHD entrepreneur, we may be prone to interrupting others or getting interrupted ourselves. This can be disruptive and make communication difficult. Avoid interrupting others and ask them to do the same for you. If you’re easily distracted, let others know you need quiet time to focus and avoid interruptions as much as possible. 7) Stay organized As an ADHD entrepreneur, staying organized can be a challenge, but it’s essential for effective communication. Use calendars, to-do lists, and project management software to keep track of tasks and deadlines. This can help ensure that you’re communicating effectively and delivering on time. Communication strategies for an ADHD Entrepreneur may seem daunting, but it’s not impossible. By keeping it short and sweet, using visual aids, practicing active listening, embracing humor, setting expectations, avoiding interruptions, and staying organized, we can communicate effectively and achieve our goals. So, squirrel! Let’s get to it! Want to master Communication strategies for an ADHD Entrepreneur?   The answer is to call Dr. Get in Focus; he can show you! To set up your free appointment, click here on the link!  https://calendly.com/dr_work_from_home/get-in-focus-vip-session-clone Dr. Get in Focus works with businesses, entrepreneurs, and remote workers to get in focus and skyrocket their productivity. He is here to talk to see if he can help. His website is https://plusultrava.com  to take advantage of his training programs. Check https://getinfocusworkshop.plusultrava.com/ for the latest workshop. Don’t wait; get in focus today!

So what is ADHD Mindfulness?  The first thing someone with ADHD will tell you is that staying focused, organized, and productive makes it very challenging. What’s an entrepreneur to do! The constant barrage of distractions and the need to juggle multiple tasks simultaneously can make staying present and in the moment challenging. Lucky for us, some practices can help manage the situation, such as mindfulness!  Fortunately, practicing mindfulness can help to manage symptoms of ADHD and improve overall well-being. How do we do this? Read further, my friends!  What is ADHD Mindfulness? Mindfulness is a practice that involves being present and aware of the present moment without judgment. For individuals with ADHD, practicing mindfulness can help to reduce distractibility, improve focus, and increase productivity. It can also help to reduce stress and increase feelings of calm and relaxation. 1) Meditation One practice for ADHD Mindfulness is meditation.  Meditation is a powerful tool for improving focus and concentration. Even just a few minutes of meditation a day can be beneficial for reducing symptoms of ADHD. There are many different types of meditation, so it’s crucial to find the one that works best for you. Some people find using a guided meditation app or attending a meditation class helpful. To meditate, find a quiet place where you won’t be interrupted. Sit or lie down in a comfortable position, and close your eyes. Focus your attention on your breath, and try to keep your mind from wandering. When your mind does wander, gently bring your attention back to your breath. 2) Breathing exercises Another practice to implement ADHD Mindfulness is breathing exercises.  Breathing exercises are another simple way to practice ADHD mindfulness. Focusing on your breath can help to calm the mind and improve focus. One easy breathing exercise is to take a few deep breaths and focus on the sensation of air moving in and out of your body. If your mind starts to wander, gently bring your attention back to your breath. Another breathing exercise that can be helpful for ADHD Mindfulness is called “box breathing.” To practice box breathing, inhale for four counts, hold your breath for four counts, exhale for four counts, and hold your breath for four counts before starting the cycle over again. 3) Mindful movement Mindful movement practices, such as yoga or tai chi, can be helpful for ADHD entrepreneurs. These practices can help to improve focus, reduce stress, and increase flexibility. They can also help to improve body awareness and posture, which can be especially helpful for individuals who spend a lot of time sitting at a desk. To practice yoga or tai chi, find a class or an online video that works for you. Start with a beginner class and work your way up as you become more comfortable with the practice. 4) Mindful eating Eating mindfully involves paying attention to the taste, texture, and sensation of food as you eat it. This practice can help to reduce overeating, improve digestion, and increase awareness of hunger and fullness cues. For ADHD entrepreneurs who tend to eat on the go or in front of a screen, practicing mindful eating can be especially helpful. To practice mindful eating: Take time to sit down and eat your meal without any distractions. Focus on the food’s taste, texture, and sensation, and try to eat slowly and mindfully. Pay attention to your body’s hunger and fullness cues, and stop eating when you feel satisfied. 5) Practice Gratitude One of the most powerful practices of ADHD mindfulness is practicing gratitude.  Gratitude can help to shift your focus away from negative thoughts and increase feelings of happiness and contentment. To practice gratitude, take a few minutes each day to reflect on the things in your life that you are thankful for. This could be anything from a supportive friend to a beautiful sunset. To make gratitude a habit, write down three things you are grateful for daily in a journal. This can help reinforce positive thinking and increase happiness and contentment. 6) Mindful listening Mindful listening involves giving full attention to the person you speak with without distraction or interruption. For ADHD entrepreneurs who may struggle with listening and staying present during conversations, practicing mindful listening can be helpful. It can improve communication, build stronger relationships, and reduce misunderstandings. To practice mindful listening: Find a quiet place to have a conversation with someone. Turn off any distractions, such as your phone or computer, and give the person your full attention. Focus on what they are saying, and avoid interrupting or thinking about what you want to say next. Practicing mindfulness can be an effective way for ADHD entrepreneurs to manage symptoms, improve focus, and increase productivity. There are many different mindfulness practices, so finding the ones that work best for you is essential. With consistent practice, mindfulness can help to improve overall well-being and lead to greater success in both work and life. So, how else can ADHD mindfulness be used to get in focus and skyrocket your productivity? The answer is to call Dr. Get in Focus; he can show you! To set up your free appointment, click here on the link!  https://calendly.com/dr_work_from_home/get-in-focus-vip-session-clone Dr. Get in Focus works with businesses, entrepreneurs, and remote workers to get in focus and skyrocket their productivity. He is here to talk to see if he can help. His website is https://plusultrava.com  to take advantage of his training programs. Check https://getinfocusworkshop.plusultrava.com/ for the latest workshop. Don’t wait; get in focus today!  

ADHD Exercise:  Get to it, Pruit! Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) makes it challenging for the ADHD remote worker or entrepreneur (and associates) to carry out everyday tasks. For many people with ADHD, exercise can be an answer to the question of how to get in focus and skyrocket your productivity. The ADHD Exercise Connection is a vital one. So hit that dance floor! Do that Yoga and Focus, Focus, Focus!  Here is how it works! 1) Improved Attention and Focus One of the most significant benefits of exercise for people with ADHD is improving attention and focus. ADHD is often associated with low levels of dopamine and norepinephrine in the brain, which are neurotransmitters that play a vital role in concentration and focus. Exercise has been shown to increase the production of these neurotransmitters, resulting in improved attention and focus. Moreover, exercise can be an excellent way to practice mindfulness, a practice that involves focusing your attention on the present moment. When you exercise, you become fully engaged in the activity, which can help you develop your attention skills. Activities such as yoga or tai chi require both physical movement and mental focus. You can improve your attention and focus skills more profound and lasting way. 2) Reduced Hyperactivity Another benefit of exercise for people with ADHD is a reduction in hyperactivity. Hyperactivity is one of the primary symptoms of ADHD. This is where the Look Squirrel stereotype comes from. Sitting still, focusing on tasks, or completing activities can make it more challenging than it is for a politician to tell the truth. Exercise can help to release pent-up energy, which can help to reduce restlessness and hyperactivity. It is essential to note that not all exercises are created equal when it comes to reducing hyperactivity. Exercises that require a lot of coordination and focus, such as martial arts or dance, may be more effective in reducing hyperactivity than activities such as running or cycling. One teacher I had, got me to shoot baskets. The coordination and balance needed were very helpful. By engaging in activities that require coordination and focus, you can learn to channel your energy more constructively and reduce your overall level of hyperactivity. 3) Better Mood The ADHD Exercise connection has been shown to positively impact mood in people with ADHD. It is common for people with ADHD to experience feelings of anxiety, depression, frustration, or even anger due to the challenges associated with the disorder. Exercise can help release endorphins, which are natural mood boosters that can reduce stress and depression. Additionally, exercise can be a valuable tool for stress management. When you exercise, your body releases cortisol, a hormone responsible for the stress response. By engaging in regular exercise, you can help reduce overall stress levels, positively impacting your mood and overall quality of life. 4) Improved Executive Function Executive function refers to the cognitive processes that help us plan, organize, and execute tasks. People with ADHD often struggle with executive function, making completing tasks and meeting goals difficult. Those without ADHD often have difficulty understanding this.   The ADHD exercise connection can help to improve executive function by increasing blood flow to the brain, helping to improve cognitive function, including working memory, decision-making, and impulse control. In addition to improving cognitive function, the ADHD exercise connection can also help to improve overall productivity. When you exercise regularly, you are more likely to feel energized and motivated, which can help you tackle tasks with greater ease and efficiency. The seemingly additional time spent on exercise actually gives one more time by increasing efficiency. 5) Better Sleep Finally, the ADHD exercise connection comes into play when improving sleep in people with ADHD. Many people with ADHD struggle with sleep issues, such as insomnia or disrupted sleep patterns. Exercise can help to regulate the body’s sleep-wake cycle, which can help to improve the quality and duration of sleep. Better sleep can also reduce the ADHD symptoms of inattention and hyperactivity. But don’t exercise too close to bedtime, or the endorphins will keep you up to the wee hours. The ADHD exercise connection can effectively manage symptoms and improve the overall quality of life for people with ADHD. By improving attention and focus, reducing hyperactivity, boosting mood, improving executive function, and improving sleep, exercise can provide significant benefits. So, how do you use exercise to get in focus and skyrocket your productivity? The answer is to call Dr. Get in Focus; he can show you! To set up your free appointment, click here on the link!  i Dr. Get in Focus works with businesses, entrepreneurs, and remote workers to get in focus and skyrocket their productivity. He is here to talk to see if he can help. His website is https://plusultrava.com  to take advantage of his training programs. Check https://getinfocusworkshop.plusultrava.com/ for the latest workshop. Don’t wait; get in focus today!

Do you have an ADHD Boss? I think the only thing more challenging to having ADHD yourself is having an ADHD boss! If you’ve ever worked for someone with ADHD, you know that things can get a little chaotic… What am I talking about? A little chaotic? No, A LOT chaotic! One minute they’re hyper-focused on a project, and the next minute they’re off chasing a butterfly. But fear not, dear reader, for there are ways to navigate this unique work dynamic. So tell you what… let’s explore some clever tips to help you survive working for an ADHD boss while keeping your wits intact. Learn to Speak in Sound Bites Your boss will probably have a short attention span, so learning how to get your point across quickly and concisely is essential. Learn to speak in sound bites, and get to the matter as soon as possible. This will help your boss stay focused and engaged in the conversation. Keep your communication clear and concise, and avoid going off on tangents. You’ll be surprised at how effectively this can keep your boss on track. Make Everything a Game Your boss will probably get distracted easily, so make everything a game to keep their attention. Turn meetings into a game of trivia, and see who can answer the most questions correctly. This will help your boss stay engaged and focused while making things more fun. Use gamification to create a more dynamic work environment and keep your boss on their toes. Use Visual Aids If you want your boss to remember something: 1) Use a visual aid. 2) Create colorful charts and graphs to help them understand complex data, and use pictures to illustrate essential points. This will help your boss stay engaged and focused while also making things a little more interesting. 3) Use images to create an engaging work environment, and help your boss stay on top of things. 4) Embrace the Chaos Working for an ADHD boss can be chaotic, but that doesn’t mean it has to be stressful. Embrace the chaos and try to find the humor in it. Laugh at your boss’s quirky behavior, and enjoy the ride. Who knows, you might even learn something new! Keep a positive attitude, and don’t take everything too seriously. You’ll be surprised at how much better you’ll feel. 5) Be Patient When dealing with an ADHD Boss, you can either be patient, or you will end up being THE patient! Working for an ADHD boss can sometimes be frustrating, but patience is vital. Your boss is doing the best he or she can, and they’re probably just as frustrated with their own behavior as you are. So be patient, be kind, and try to find the humor in the situation. Remember that your boss is not trying to be difficult; he or she has a unique way of processing information. By being patient and understanding, you’ll build a stronger working relationship. In conclusion, working for an ADHD boss can be challenging, but it doesn’t have to be boring. By using humor, gamification, visual aids, and embracing the chaos, you can create a more engaging and dynamic work environment. Keep a positive attitude, be patient, and you’ll be surprised at how much you can accomplish. With the right mindset, working for an ADHD boss can be a fun and rewarding experience. So, whether you have or you are an ADHD Boss, how do you get in focus and skyrocket your productivity? The answer is to call Dr. Get in Focus; he can show you! To set up your free appointment, click here on the link!  https://calendly.com/dr_work_from_home/get-in-focus-vip-session-clone Dr. Get in Focus works with businesses, entrepreneurs, and remote workers to get in focus and skyrocket their productivity. He is here to talk to see if he can help. His website is https://plusultrava.com  to take advantage of his training programs. Check https://getinfocusworkshop.plusultrava.com/ for the latest workshop. Don’t wait; get in focus today!

ADHD Organization for the rest of us! ADHD Organization  might sound like two contradictory terms, but for entrepreneurs with ADHD, they are two sides of the same coin. ADHD entrepreneurs are known for their innovation, creativity, and risk-taking. Still, they often struggle with maintaining focus, staying on task, and keeping track of details.  For instance, I was the type who worked in constant chaos. Projects were strewn all over my desk, and my computer desktop had more icons than on Hollywood Blvd. When I was a child, my mother used to have to tell me to clean my room more than Ollie reminded Stanley of another fine mess Stanley had gotten him into! Nothing really wrong with that, but it was a drag on my production, and I wanted to get in focus and skyrocket my productivity so I worked on my ADHD Organization!   So, how can ADHD entrepreneurs organize themselves and their businesses without losing their spark? Here are some clever tips: 1. The Post-it Note Method: a great way for ADHD entrepreneurs to remember essential tasks is to write them down on a Post-it note and stick them on their forehead. That way, they can see them all the time and will remember what they need to do. Plus, it’s a great conversation starter! 2. The Color Code Method: ADHD entrepreneurs can color code to organize their work and their lives. For example, they can assign a different color to each project and then use those colors to label everything from folders to socks. That way, they’ll always know what they’re working on and have a rainbow of fun to look at! 3. The Music Method: ADHD entrepreneurs can use music to help them focus on their work. They can create playlists of heavy metal, punk rock, or even Surf Rock; chaotic music allows me to concentrate. I love to sing along to the Ramones or The Clash (More on the Power of Punk in an upcoming blog). I love to sing along while I work! Helps me to concentrate as I work. Just make sure the headphones are on so no one else is distracted by your musical talents! 4. The Pomodoro Method: The Pomodoro Method is a time management technique that involves working for 25 minutes and then taking a five-minute break. ADHD entrepreneurs can use this method to stay focused and avoid burnout. They can set a timer, work on a project for 25 minutes and then take a break to do something fun, like playing with their pet. 5. The Clutter Method: Some ADHD entrepreneurs work best in chaos. They thrive in messy environments and can find what they need in the midst of clutter. My father was a successful businessman; his office had more clutter than Planters has peanuts. So, if you’re an ADHD entrepreneur who can’t seem to keep your workspace clean, embrace the clutter and own it. Just make sure you don’t lose anything important in the process! So, if you are an ADHD entrepreneur, you don’t have to sacrifice your creativity and spontaneity for the sake of ADHD Organization! They can use these humorous methods to stay focused, productive, and true to their unique selves. Remember, there’s no one-size-fits-all solution for ADHD organization. So, try different strategies, find what works for you, and remember to have fun along the way! So, how can you learn ADHD Organization? The answer is to call Dr. Get in Focus; he can show you! To set up your free appointment, click here on the link!  https://calendly.com/dr_work_from_home/get-in-focus-vip-session-clone Dr. Get in Focus works with businesses, entrepreneurs, and remote workers to get in focus and skyrocket their productivity. He is here to talk to see if he can help. His website is https://plusultrava.com  to take advantage of his training programs. Check https://getinfocusworkshop.plusultrava.com/ for the latest workshop. Don’t wait; get in focus today!

ADHD Entrepreneurs and Locus of Control As I am sure you are aware, I am an entrepreneur with ADHD. If you are reading this, I imagine you are too. Hence, you’re no stranger to the unique challenges of running a business while managing the symptoms of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder symptoms. But with the right mindset and strategies, you can make ADHD your superpower and be a highly successful entrepreneur. One necessary mindset to develop is a balance between internal and external locus of control. As an ADHD entrepreneur, you might have a strong drive to take absolute control of your outcomes and rely on your abilities and decisions. This sounds great to your internal control freak. However, let’s face it, there are external; factors, and recognizing the impact and the value of collaboration can also be critical to achieving your goals. Locus of control is the term that refers to an individual’s belief about whether they can influence the events and outcomes in their life or if they are at the mercy of external factors such as luck or fate. It is a continuum ranging from internal to external control, where individuals with a more robust internal locus of control believe they can control their destinies. In contrast, those with a more vital external locus of control believe that their fate is mainly determined by external factors. Internal Locus of Control Individuals with a strong internal locus of control believe that their actions and decisions are the primary determinants of the outcomes in their lives. They take responsibility for their successes and failures and think they can change their circumstances through their own efforts. They are proactive in their approach to life and tend to have higher self-esteem and better coping skills. Essentially, they believe they are the masters of their domain, kings of their country, and Lords of their Manor!   External Locus of Control Individuals with a strong external locus of control believe that external factors such as luck, fate, other people’s actions, or their lucky stars largely determine the outcomes in their lives.   They may feel powerless to change their circumstances and may be more likely to experience feelings of helplessness and hopelessness. They may also be more prone to anxiety and depression as they feel that their actions are unlikely to impact the outcome of events. Here are some tips for balancing locus of control as an ADHD entrepreneur: Comprehend what you can control: While many factors may be outside your control as an entrepreneur, you can still take actions to influence outcomes. Focus on what you can control, such as your productivity and decision-making, and take proactive steps to maximize your success in these areas. Note one thing you cannot control is the neurology of your brain. More on that later Find the Flexibility: As an ADHD entrepreneur, you may be accustomed to being creative and adaptable in your approach to challenges. Embrace this flexibility and openness to change, recognizing that external factors may require you to pivot or adjust your plans. Celebrate Collaboration: While you may be used to working independently as an ADHD entrepreneur, collaborating with others can be a powerful way to achieve your goals. Seek out partners and advisors who complement your skills and can provide new perspectives and expertise. Outrageous Optimism: Positivity and belief in your own success can be critical to achieving your goals as an ADHD entrepreneur. Rather than being discouraged by setbacks or challenges, use them as opportunities to learn and grow. Rehash a Routine: As an ADHD entrepreneur, a lack of structure and routine can significantly hinder productivity and success. Develop a daily routine that works for your unique needs and helps you stay focused and organized. Of course, one thing that is totally outside of your control is your ADHD itself. ADHD has to do with your neurology, which you have no power over, no matter how frustrated it makes you. Your spouse can’t change it, your boss can’t change your clients can’t change it… and neither do the Democrats or the Republicans! The only way to be responsible for the condition is to realize that you have no control over ADHD and then take actions that enable you to skyrocket your life anyway! By the right balance (for you) of internal and external locus of control, embracing your unique ADHD traits, and taking proactive steps to maximize your success, you can achieve your goals as an ADHD entrepreneur. With the right mindset and strategies, ADHD can be a strength rather than a hindrance in your entrepreneurial journey. So, how can you learn to utilize AI and ADHD? The answer is to call Dr. Get in Focus; he can show you! To set up your free appointment, click here on the link!  https://calendly.com/dr_work_from_home/get-in-focus-vip-session-clone Dr. Get in Focus works with businesses, entrepreneurs, and remote workers to get in focus and skyrocket their productivity. He is here to talk to see if he can help. His website is https://plusultrava.com  to take advantage of his training programs. Check https://getinfocusworkshop.plusultrava.com/ for the latest workshop. Don’t wait; get in focus today!