Are you always bombarded by many interesting ideas when you’re focusing on a task? 

It’s a common dilemma.

Ideas besides the one you are working on, are often distractions. 

But you don’t have to let them derail your focus or disappear into oblivion.

Want to ensure they don’t distract you without losing them?

The trick is simple: Start recording your ideas.

This habit is your shield against distracting thoughts. 

Whenever a new idea pops up, jot it down. It could be a quick note on your phone or a scribble on a Post-it. 

This does two things. It reassures your brain that you’ve acknowledged the idea, and you’re not going to lose it. It’s safely stored for later.

By doing this, you free up mental space, reducing the nagging feeling of having something on your mind. 

Now, you can return to your primary task without anxiety because you’ve turned the distraction into an idea to explore later.

Start today. Allow yourself to be awash with ideas without being carried away by them. 

Let them fuel your creativity, not your distractions. 

In essence, keep the ideas, and lose the distraction. Simple, but impactful.