Here’s the “Odysseus Strategy” step by step 👇 👉FIRST, THE STORY (this is the whole trick) Odysseus had to sail past the Sirens, whose song made every sailor steer into the rocks and drown. He didn’t try to resist. He knew willpower fails. So while he was still calm, BEFORE the danger, he did two things: tied himself to the mast and gave his crew exact orders for when he’d start begging. He beat the Sirens before he could even hear them. 👉THE METHOD (it’s called precommitment) You don’t fight temptation in the moment. You set the trap the night before, while you’re still thinking clearly. Present you is the drowning sailor. Only last night you can save them. TIE YOUR 3 ROPES (the night before NOT during) ⚓ ROPE 1: GIVE YOUR BRAIN THE EXACT ORDER You don’t stall because you’re weak. You stall because “study” is a fog and your brain can’t run a foggy command. Decide the mission the night before. Not “study” Write: “10 practice questions, chapter 4.” A brain that knows exact...