What does your focus look like?
You already sit down to the work, and that's the part that counts. Answer 7 quick questions about your work or study days and we'll put your focus pattern into plain words.
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What fills most of your day?
Pick one.
On a normal day, how long do you need to stay switched on?
Pick one.
How much caffeine are you drinking these days?
Coffee, tea, energy drinks, pre-workout: it all counts. Pick one.
When do you usually have your last one?
Pick one.
What usually breaks your focus?
Pick one.
How do you feel at the end of a work or study day?
Pick one.
What have you tried to stay on task?
Pick all that apply.
The Coffee Reflex
When your focus dips, your first move is another coffee.
You get the work done, day after day, and coffee is there from morning to night. Over time, the next cup has become more of a habit than a choice.
Focus, Interrupted
You have the time and the energy. Interruptions are what slow you down.
You sit down to work, then the phone buzzes, a notification pops up, someone stops by. Every interruption means getting back into it, and your most important project ends up waiting.
The Marathon Day
Your days are long, and your focus has to last to the end.
Long hours of study, long shifts, or a project you build in the evening: you need your concentration for hours, not for a few minutes.
Focus has no caffeine: a can adds nothing to your count for the day. It brings together 151 mg of Alpha-GPC, L-theanine and decaf green tea.
A simple ritual for your next session: open a can, leave your phone in another room and set a timer for 50 minutes.
Focus has no caffeine, so you can open one at 8 am or at 8 pm.
Your result is based on the habits you described. It's a way to look at your day, not health advice.
If you're not in the practice of allowing the thing to happen, it won't happen.
Inspiration doesn't come first. It comes to the people who are already at work. A song, a thesis, a business, a routine: they all begin the same way, by starting.
We also believe nothing is made alone. Everything you do is a collaboration with the universe, whether you want it or not.
- Nobody is specialThe people who make great things aren't a different kind of person. Everyone has it in them.
- No permission neededYou don't have to wait for anyone's go-ahead to make your art.
- You don't have to be the bestNobody asks you to be the best in the world to start, or to make something. Aim for the best version of yourself.
- Art is artIt isn't about the outcome. What you make matters as soon as it exists. What happens after is another story.
- Play your cardsDon't chase what isn't in your hand. You already hold cards: play them, today.
We don't think you're missing anything. It's already in you. Focus is for the hours you give it.
A clear mind changes everything.
Everything is possible, at any time. You just have to do the work.
In Canada, Mind Coolers are supplemented foods: drinks with added vitamins, minerals or other ingredients. That's why every can carries a Supplemented Food Facts table, a caution identifier and cautionary statements. Please read them before drinking.
Slow Cow is made for adults 18 and over. It's not recommended for children, or during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Always follow the daily limit and warnings on the can.
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Ingredients: Carbonated water, Cane sugar, Natural flavours, Taurine, Citric acid, Sea salt, Alpha-GPC, Botanical infusion (Decaffeinated green tea extract, Ginger root extract, Panax ginseng root, Rose hip fruit), Potassium citrate, Magnesium glycinate, Beta-Carotene (Vitamin A), Ascorbic acid (Vitamin C), Stevia extract, L-Theanine, Niacin (Vitamin B3), Calcium pantothenate (Vitamin B5), Pyridoxine hydrochloride (Vitamin B6), Cholecalciferol (Vitamin D3), Riboflavin (Vitamin B2), Biotin, Methylcobalamin (Vitamin B12).