Focus@Will, a new streaming service, has been launched to help users improve focus while they work. The specially designed music platform offers custom channels for increasing concentration and productivity.
A new audio streaming service has been launched with a focus on helping listeners to improve concentration and focus while they work. Focus@Will features over 50 diverse channels, with a range of exclusive tracks and remixes chosen for their proven results.
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Interested parties can try out the service with a two week free trial, available through the URL above. The trial gives them unlimited access to the music, which they can listen to anytime on all their devices, and see how it helps them to become more productive.
Using the trial, creatives, professionals and entrepreneurs in any business niche can make better use of their time by focusing their attention and improving concentration. Through working in more focused bursts, they are able to use their working time more efficiently and hit deadlines more reliably.
One of the key benefits of listening to music in this way while working is that it’s scientifically proven to reduce distractions. Whether the user is in a busy office, a coffee shop, or even a library that is too quiet for them to work effectively, Focus@Will can help them achieve a flow state and get more done.
Based on human neuroscience, the streaming service has been designed from the ground up to help users maintain their productivity and retain information. Whether they are working, studying, researching, writing or reading, the technology behind Focus@Will can help them to achieve more.
The creators state: “Focus@Will uses the brain-shaping features of sound to keep your mind from avoiding two undesirable states: distraction and habituation.”
Focus@Will started in Los Angeles in 2011 when its founders, Will Henshall and John Vitale, wanted to find out more about why people listen to music while at work or studying.
Based on research showing that two out of every three people like to listen to music while they work, they developed the platform as a way to harness the power of music in a way that is backed by scientific studies.
Anyone can sign up and start listening immediately on the link provided above.
