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Niket Raj Dwivedi
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Medial • 8m

Share your answer for a chance to win the book Deep Work by Cal Newport. Go! Deadline 11:59 pm tonight.

Gandharv Kulkarni
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Skyhighes Tech • 8m

My business idea would center on creating 'focus sanctuaries'—physical and virtual spaces designed specifically to foster deep work. These spaces would incorporate Newport's principles, like eliminating distractions and promoting intense concentration. Members could book time in distraction-free environments, equipped with tools to block out noise, minimize digital interruptions, and encourage flow states. The goal would be to provide a dedicated place where people can escape from the noise of everyday life, embrace boredom, and achieve meaningful, high-quality work.

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