Mental Wellbeing Test Completed
Your result

Focus & Time Management

Your answers pointed most clearly to focus and time management. The pattern seems less about not caring and more about what happens between deciding to do something and actually getting it done. Distraction, unclear priorities, procrastination or constant switching may be taking more of your time than you want.

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Important tasks may keep getting pushed back while smaller or easier things take over.
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Your attention may get pulled away by your phone, messages, open tabs, people or other unfinished tasks.
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You may know what you want to do, but still struggle to start, stay with it or finish it.
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You may end a busy day feeling that the things that mattered most are still not done.
Important: This result is not a diagnosis and it does not mean you have ADHD. It is simply a summary of the pattern that showed up most clearly in your answers.

What focus and time management problems can look like on a normal day

Focus problems do not always look like doing nothing. You can be busy from morning to evening and still feel like your attention never stayed where you wanted it to stay.

You sit down to start something important. You check one message first, then another, and suddenly twenty minutes are gone.
Your list is full. Instead of choosing what matters most, you do the easiest thing or whatever feels urgent in the moment.
You finally get into a task. One notification or interruption pulls you away, and it takes much longer than expected to get back into it.
You make a plan for the day. The plan contains far more than the day can realistically hold, so you finish feeling behind again.
You start several things. They stay half finished, which means your mind keeps carrying them even when you are supposed to be off.
The day ends. You were active all day, but the one thing you most wanted to finish is still waiting for tomorrow.

What does this result actually mean?

This result means that the gap between intention and action seems to explain your answers better than the other areas in the test.

Take a simple example.

You have an hour to work on something important.

You open the task, notice an email, answer it, check your phone, remember another small job and switch over to that.

The hour disappears. You were not doing nothing. You were doing many things. Just not the thing you meant to do.

That distinction matters. If you genuinely have ten hours of demands and only six hours available, the main problem may be overload rather than time management.

Focus can also be affected by stress, anxiety, poor sleep, depression, ADHD and other conditions. This result does not establish the cause with clinical certainty.

Why can it be so hard to stay with one thing?

One reason is that what feels like multitasking is often rapid switching.

You move from the document to the message, from the message to the phone, from the phone back to the document. Each switch looks small, but your attention has to leave one set of information and rebuild the next.

Research on task switching has repeatedly found a cost when people move back and forth between tasks. People tend to take longer, and complex tasks become harder to manage when attention keeps changing direction.3

Then there is the second problem. If the next action is unclear, the task is easy to avoid. A vague instruction like “sort out the project” asks much more from you than “open the document and write the first paragraph.”

What is the one thing I am trying to finish?Choose one clear finish line instead of trying to hold the whole day in your head.
What is the next visible action?Make the next step small enough that you can begin it without another planning session.
What can I remove until this is done?Move the phone, close the extra tabs or silence the thing that normally pulls you away.

One point Søren came back to in our product discussion was very simple: it is easy to be in several places mentally at once. The television is on, the phone is in your hand, unfinished tasks are running in your head and someone is talking to you at the same time.

The practical goal is not to do only one thing in your life. It is to get better at doing one thing at a time when that thing matters.

A lot of people feel like there is never enough time

Time pressure is not the same thing as having a Focus & Time Management result. But Canadian data shows that feeling pulled by time is very common, especially during the core working years.

34.8%In 2022, 34.8% of Canadians aged 25 to 54 reported high time pressure.1
5.1MUsing the 2021 Census population for Canadians aged 25 to 54, that rate is equal to roughly 5.1 million people.12
Among Canadians aged 25 to 54, time pressure showed up in several ways in 2022
Cut back on sleep when they needed more time
59.9%
Felt they did not have enough time for family and friends
58.7%
Reported high time pressure
34.8%
Considered themselves a workaholic
34.5%

Statistics Canada, Time Use Survey, 2022. These figures describe time pressure among Canadians aged 25 to 54. They do not show how many people would receive this assessment result.1

People known for getting a lot done often protect their attention very deliberately too. That does not mean they have this result. It shows that focus is something people build systems around. For example:

Jay Shetty

Jay Shetty has spoken publicly about distraction and the value of doing one thing at a time. He has described leaving his phone outside the room and creating times and places where the phone is not allowed so he can stay with what he is doing.5

Bill Gates

Bill Gates has used what he calls Think Weeks for years. He goes away from his normal schedule so he can read, think and concentrate without the usual stream of meetings and interruptions.6

What can actually change in everyday life?

The goal is not to be productive every minute. It is to spend more of the time you already have on what you actually meant to do.

Before
What can change
Starting important work
You wait until you feel ready, check a few things first and start much later than you planned.
You define the next action and begin before motivation has to become perfect.
Distractions
Your phone, messages and open tabs keep deciding where your attention goes next.
You remove predictable distractions before they have to be resisted again and again.
Priorities
Everything feels important, so small urgent tasks keep beating the work that matters more.
You choose what deserves the next block of time and let the rest wait.
After an interruption
A five minute interruption becomes the end of the focused part of your day.
You have a clearer way to return to the task instead of starting something new.
Planning the day
You plan far more than the day can hold and carry the unfinished list into tomorrow.
You build a more realistic day around a smaller number of important outcomes.
End of the day
You were busy, but the important work is still open and following you into the evening.
More days end with visible progress on something you actually care about.

A meta analysis covering 158 studies and 53,957 participants found that time management behaviours were moderately associated with work performance, academic achievement and wellbeing, and were negatively associated with distress. That evidence does not prove what any one program will do for you.4

A simple way to start on your own

Try this once today. Not as a quick fix, but as a simple way to see what changes when the next block of time has only one job.

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Pick one finish line

Decide what should be done at the end of the next 25 minutes.

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Write the next action

Do not write “work on project.” Write the first thing your hands actually need to do.

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Remove the obvious distraction

Put the phone somewhere else, close the tabs you do not need and silence notifications.

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Do only that until the time is up

If another task comes to mind, write it down and return to the one in front of you.

The hard part is not doing it once

Most people can focus for one short block when they decide to.

The harder part is building a normal day where priorities are clearer, distractions are handled earlier, useful habits repeat and unfinished tasks stop taking over the whole system.

That is why the training goes beyond one focus trick. It works with problem solving, distractions, daily structure, habits and goals so you can practise the same skills across real days, not just one good afternoon.

Stop losing your days to distraction, procrastination and unfinished work

Get a practical system for turning the time you already have into finished work, visible progress and more control over your day.

Start important tasks sooner. Shut down the distractions that keep stealing your attention. Break overwhelming work into clear next actions. Build routines that make it easier to follow through.

Instead of constantly planning what you are going to do, get better at actually doing it.

Start important tasks sooner instead of carrying them from one day to the next.
Protect your attention from the distractions you can actually control.
Know what matters most instead of treating every task like the same priority.
Create more realistic days that you have a better chance of following.
Finish more of the work, projects and goals you already decided matter.
Build more trust in yourself by following through on more of what you plan.

How the training actually works

Over about 52 days, you work with one practical tool at a time. Each tool is used for about four days, so you have time to apply it to your own tasks, calendar and habits before moving on.

Some tools build the general foundation around thoughts, beliefs and problem solving. Others focus directly on execution: Effective Problem Solving, Distractions, Daily Focus and Productivity, Habits and SMART Goals. The aim is not to watch productivity videos once. It is to build a more repeatable way of deciding, starting, focusing and following through.

About 52 daysA clear path from start to finish
Daily videosShort teaching you can use the same day
10 to 20 minThe normal daily time
13 toolsPractical exercises and worksheets
Søren Lynge
The person behind the training

Meet Søren Lynge

Søren Lynge has spent more than 20 years working with mental training in Scandinavia. He founded Lyngemetoden, has delivered more than 4,500 talks and has written 10 books about mental training and personal development.8

20 plusyears working with mental training
4,500 plustalks delivered
10books published

When Søren talks about focus, he comes back to a very practical problem. It is easy to have the television on, the phone in your hand, unfinished tasks in your head and a conversation happening at the same time. You are physically in one place while your attention keeps moving somewhere else.

His focus in this training is not to squeeze more activity into every day. It is to help people get better at doing one thing at a time, becoming more present and building structure around the things they actually want to finish.

Real customer reviews

What people say after working with Lyngemetoden

These reviews were originally posted in Danish about Lyngemetoden. We have translated them directly into English. They describe people's own experiences with Lyngemetoden's longer programs. Results naturally differ from person to person. As you scroll, you can also watch some customer stories in their own words.

4.7 / 5 486 reviews on Trustpilot9
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I have become free of my anxiety

I have become free of my anxiety, I have received tools to tackle it, so the anxiety is there, but is not allowed to ruin my life.
It is a 7 month program, where every day I receive a small video, with guidance for this week's tool, you get a total of 32 tools that you can pull out….

It is in no way a quick fix, but hard work. But it works, nothing else I have tried has worked. The tools mean that you can keep yourself in check. And constantly fill out the papers when something new comes up in your everyday life.

I had Rene Bering Kier as mental trainer, Rene is listening, a calm person who quietly contributes, around the tools, but also not afraid to say, that is not good enough. And that tool I got through too easily, again.

Only positive from here.

RikkeDK · 17 reviewsApr 12, 2026
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A better life

If you want to work on yourself, this is simply fantastic.
I sleep when I am supposed to sleep at night. I decide when I am going to worry.
I can decide for myself what I want to focus on. The thoughts that do me good.
I started with a talk with Søren. Then all episodes of the podcast "Mental Success". That got me on my way. But a 7 month program took me even further.
I am developing quietly and steadily, better self-esteem, am happier, more social, more aware of my thoughts. Wish that children and young people could learn to use the tools. Thank you to Søren, Solvejg and the rest of team Lynge

KristinaDK · 4 reviewsJul 13, 2026
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My journey with Lyngemetoden

My program with Lyngemetoden has been a life-changing journey. Before I began, my life was to a large extent characterized by worries and racing thoughts, which often stood in the way of my wellbeing and my focus in everyday life.
Through Lyngemetoden's tools I have gained a completely new perspective on life. I have learned to make conscious choices that support a healthy and balanced life, both physically and mentally. The tools are incredibly applicable in many different contexts, and they have strengthened my way of being in life. I now experience greater calm, clarity and ability to act in both my private and working life.
A large part of the success is due to my mental trainer, Brian Bersang. Brian has a deep insight into Lyngemetoden's tools and manages to communicate them with both presence and professionalism. He has been a fantastic support throughout the entire program, always ready with relevant input, whether it was about big life choices or small everyday challenges. He had a fine sense of the pace in my development and created a safe space where I could grow at my own pace.
I can warmly recommend both Lyngemetoden and Brian Bersang to everyone who wants to create lasting, positive changes in their life.

Lotte Sommer Kiel HolmDK · 1 reviewsOct 7, 2025
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“Not overnight but step by step. Today I stand on a foundation that gives me calm, clarity, and a joyful life.”
Trine · Denmark
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A big difference, in small pieces

Lyngemetoden.dk gets my biggest recommendation. I have struggled with anxiety and stress and after listening to more than 100 episodes of their podcast and attending talks, I decided to try their 7 month program, I really have not regretted that. It changes one's approach to life, if one wants to work for it. The program is simple and structured and it works well with the App, the tools and the 10 minute daily video training. I chose my own mental trainer based on their video presentations and it has really just worked from day 1 with Anton. I have felt from the start that we clicked well and it has meant a lot that we are both at a place in life with children and family. Anton is friendly, calm, punctual and down-to-earth. He has been incredibly sharp when I have needed to discuss some challenges or been in doubt about which tool should be used in a given situation. After every conversation he has pointed out that he is only one message away and it has meant a lot to me to know that help is always available. Anton has really given me the drive to work hard through the program, because it IS hard to change your mindset, but definitely all worth it! Huge praise to Anton and thank you to Lyngemetoden for the tools, talks and podcast.

Casper RavnDK · 15 reviewsApr 14, 2026
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It has changed my life

Before I started in Lyngemetoden 7 months ago, I struggled daily with both anxiety and anxiety attacks, I was stressed and depressed and felt like a huge zero, and constantly felt that I was not worth anything to anyone, I had no self-esteem. I did not feel I had energy for anything.

Then my girlfriend introduced me to Lyngemetoden, where she herself has also been in a program, and then she did the most beautiful thing and helped me sign up for a 7 month program.
I chose to get Brian Bersang Mølgaard as mental trainer. And I am insanely happy that I did. When you talk with Brian, you get a feeling that you are talking with someone who could be your best friend, because he makes you feel safe and you feel that you can tell and ask about everything, because you also know that the answer you get is super professional and there is simply no b..llshit. So huge thumbs up and mega thank you to Brian for making such a big difference, especially for me. 💪🥰

So after I have finished my 7 month program, I am now largely set free from my anxiety and I have learned to use and live by many of the tools that I have received through Lyngemetoden and Brian, and I continue to listen to the podcast Mental Succes, which has become my new playlist in the car🥰🥳 it gives me a kick to listen to Lyngemetoden and it has made my everyday life more beautiful and happier🤩❤❤ I can only recommend others who are doing mentally badly to give themselves a program at Lyngemetoden, because it works and is the only way if you want to help yourself, or others💪😎🥰

Peter Friis AmmonsenDK · 1 reviewsSep 11, 2025
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My journey with the Lynge method

In 2023 I go on sick leave with anxiety and stress and in 2024 I have then been at home for a year and at that time I am so plagued by anxiety and stress that I do not go anywhere
I move a little forward and in Dec 2024 I enter an internship in a kindergarten where I become acquainted with the Lynge method.
Now we say 2025 and I have completed a 7 month life-changing course at the Lynge method
I do not have anxiety anymore. That means that I go to the cinema to a café for a walk in the forest
Yes I have no limitations ….. only possibilities …..
my mindset has changed so that now I also have dreams and look forward to every day I get up
Throughout my whole journey Sabine Søgaard has stood on the sideline and I am so grateful to her that she told me about the Lynge method
So if you need a fantastic mental trainer then choose Sabine Søgaard

Rikke DammandDK · 1 reviewsOct 19, 2025
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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5 out of 5 stars to…

I have just completed a 7 month program at Lyngemetoden, and it has been life-changing.

When I started, my psychological vulnerability was a fixed part of my everyday life. Every Monday my body said no, and I could do nothing but lie on the sofa for the rest of the day. I was constantly tired, heavy in both body and mind and in deficit. For many years I had tried to get better through many hours with psychologists, without much effect, and felt that I had lost myself.

I started their 14 day free program after a talk, and already there I could feel a clear difference. It gave me hope. Therefore I chose to go all in on the 7 months.

I listened every day, wrote notes and filled 10 notebooks. It required hard work, but it worked. Along the way I also got the opportunity to be in their podcast and participate in an English interview, where I shared my story. It meant a lot to feel like part of a community.

Today I stand stronger than ever before. My psychological vulnerability barely fills anything anymore. I have not just gotten better, I have got myself back.

It is bittersweet to finish a program that has meant so much, but I leave here with strength, calm and concrete tools that I will use for the rest of my life.

Thank you for your work. You make a huge difference.

Line MoldtDK · 7 reviewsFeb 28, 2026
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4 months later.....

It is now 4 months since I finished my 7 month program in Lyngemetoden and I have deliberately waited a little before writing my review of the program I had with Per. Not because I was dissatisfied, but because I wanted to see whether all the good things I had learned during the 7 months would also now 'stick'.

I started in Lyngemetoden because I had been through a very hard stress-filled project, which cost me sleep at night, mood, desire to work and generally the joy of 'life'. The project filled everything in my life for the 9 months it lasted, and in addition to stress also triggered anxiety reactions.

In short, that project brought me much further out than I wanted.

So my approach to my program was to get control of my stress, learn to handle it, and get rid of stress completely.

Let me just make a long story short. I did not just overcome stress in the first 4 weeks, I am now also at a place where I in no way see myself experiencing stress ever again.
I have learned an incredible amount about myself, trained myself to think correctly, take control of my life in all situations, learned to see the signs of situations that can lead to something bad and steer around them. I have become a complete Captain of my own ship. I stand strong mentally and physically again (because I once again got the energy to be active), I know and accept my role, I set boundaries and communicate and have a huge amount of energy to help others, guide them and advise my colleagues/employees in my projects.

I could keep telling about my development and about how I daily use the tools Lyngemetoden has given me to help myself and others, but it would become very long.

I will simply end by saying thank you for the program and thank you to Per Corneliussen for always being present, putting things into perspective, challenging and supporting, thank you for everything.

Jesper Imhof RosendahlDK · 18 reviewsJul 27, 2026
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“I just needed tools that I could actually get in my hands. And that is exactly what you get from this program.”
Marie · Denmark
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A new start to life

I want to start by saying that Lyngemetoden has changed my entire life. Never in my wildest imagination did I think that I could have as good a life as I have today, all thanks to Lyngemetoden, Søren and especially my fantastic mental trainer Brian. Since I was 11 years old I have struggled with panic anxiety, low self-esteem and extreme overthinking. In some periods of my life I had anxiety attacks every single night, something I thought I would never break free from. I was convinced that it was something I would have to live with for the rest of my life. Today I am completely free from anxiety. I feel free socially, thrive absolutely fantastically and have far more courage in life.
I am grateful for my life every single day and I wake up happy every morning.
The daily videos and mental tools from Søren are absolutely fantastic. Combined with the support, understanding and feedback I have received from my absolutely fantastic mental trainer Brian, these have been the building blocks that have given me, I dare say it, a completely new life.
I sincerely hope that Søren can bring this out to the whole world. I simply could not be more grateful for Lyngemetoden.
A thousand thanks❤️

LucaDK · 2 reviewsApr 10, 2026
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THANK YOU!

Lyngemetoden is clearly something I will recommend to EVERYONE! It has taught me to be in the present, all the tools and conversations with my mental trainer Claus, have given me a completely new life, and an awareness of how much you can control your thoughts! It has given me a self-esteem I have never had before, taught me to look positively at things even in pressured situations, create structure, new healthy habits and planning in my everyday life, the list is long, but all this has meant that my energy and surplus have exploded, my anxiety and stress are almost non-existent, my head has found calm! THANK YOU Lyngemetoden and to Claus for being able to see which tools could help me when it was difficult! 🫂🙏

Simone VossDK · 3 reviewsNov 3, 2025
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I have just completed a 7 month…

I have just completed a 7 month program in Lyngemetoden with Christoffer as mental trainer, and it has been a really cool and strong experience. The combination of daily videos, video conversations, exercises, Zoom sessions and podcast works super well and gives a coherent and structured program.
I have previously struggled with overthinking, negative thoughts and destructive thought spirals, but the program has shown me, if you are willing to make an effort and work on yourself, you can let go of all this negativity. If I have to say it in words it is: Present! I am a better version of myself with the people I am together with in the present and do not think about all sorts of other things in the future or the past.
Huge thanks to Christoffer, Søren and the whole team behind Lyngemetoden. You do fantastic work and really help people move forward!

VictorDK · 4 reviewsJan 8, 2026
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My journey with Lyngemetoden: From lack of overview to big goals

Before I started at Lyngemetoden, I simply had no idea which way I should go, and I had absolutely no overview of anything at all in the beginning. I completely lacked structure and clear goals in my everyday life.

The program has very much changed that. Today I know exactly what I need to do, and I know exactly how I will get there. I have gained a fixed structure, set myself big goals and have gained significantly better self-esteem.

In the beginning it was difficult for me even to see the points where I was improving. But now, when a little over a year has passed, it is completely surreal to look back at how extremely much I have actually moved forward.

A huge thank you must go to Mark Sørensen, who has been my mental trainer along the way. His help has made an enormous difference for me. I can warmly recommend Lyngemetoden to everyone who needs to find direction, create structure and move forward mentally.

Theodor GadeDK · 4 reviewsMay 17, 2026
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Thank you to Per and Lyngemetoden for a…

Thank you to Per and Lyngemetoden for a really good program.

I am very grateful for the many mental tools that both I and my family have taken with us. I have especially liked Lyngemetoden's structured approach, where week by week you get new, exciting tools to work with.

These are tools that I will definitely continue to implement in my own and my family's life for many years to come. Mental wellbeing is something far too many people underprioritize investing in, but what is actually the price of good mental health?

For me it is without doubt some of the best money I have spent in a very long time, and I can warmly recommend Lyngemetoden.

Morten SkovborgDK · 5 reviewsApr 12, 2026
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I myself used Lyngemetoden in a 7…

I myself used Lyngemetoden in a 7 month program, and it has been the best investment in myself and my family. Never have I been so mentally strong, and my teenage children have also learned the best tools. I can only recommend Lyngemetoden.

Jesper Birk PedersenDK · 4 reviewsApr 20, 2026
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Top service and program

Top, top, top service and a really good program.
It is 3 years since I began listening to Lyngemetoden's podcast, and then I chose to buy their program. I still use the techniques today, and they have made a big difference for me and my family. But nothing comes by itself you have to work to get an improved life.

AndersDK · 31 reviewsApr 15, 2026

Want to change this? Here is how to start.

The question is not whether you can learn another productivity tip. The question is whether you want more of your days to end with the important things actually done.

If you are tired of putting off the same task, getting pulled away every few minutes, making plans you do not follow or finishing the day wondering where the time went, you can start working on those patterns now.

Choose more clearly. Start sooner. Protect your attention. Build better habits. Finish more of what you already decided matters.

Start working on your focus and time now

A structured digital mental training you can work through from home.
257 CADOne payment
  • About 52 days of structured training
  • Short daily videos
  • 13 practical focus and mental training tools
  • Worksheets and exercises
  • About 10 to 20 minutes a day
  • Immediate digital access
  • Access to the material afterwards
  • Work through it from home

Questions you may still have

Is this therapy?

No. This is digital mental training built around practical tools and repeated practice. It is not a diagnosis, therapy or a replacement for professional care when that is needed.

How much time does it take?

Most days are designed to take around 10 to 20 minutes. The full path is planned around about 52 days.

Is this only about work?

No. The same skills can be used for work, study, household tasks, personal projects, habits and goals. The focus is on how you use your time and attention, not one specific part of life.

Can I start straight away?

Yes. You get digital access as soon as checkout is complete.

Does this result mean I have ADHD?

No. This assessment is not an ADHD assessment and the training is not an ADHD treatment. ADHD requires proper clinical assessment, and attention or time management problems can have many different causes.7

What if I genuinely have too much to do?

Then the problem may not mainly be time management. No planning system can fit ten hours of real demands into six available hours. If overload is the main driver, reducing or changing the demands may matter more.

Do I need to become productive all day?

No. The goal is not to fill every minute with work. The goal is to use your time more deliberately so important things get done and free time can actually feel free.

How quickly should I expect a difference?

There is no promise that everyone feels a specific change by a specific day. The training is built around repeated practice across about 52 days because the aim is to build skills you can keep using.

Sources

  1. Statistics Canada. Fact Sheet: Satisfaction with Time Use. Based on the 2022 Time Use Survey. Among Canadians aged 25 to 54, 34.8% reported high time pressure, 59.9% reported cutting back on sleep when they needed more time, 58.7% felt they were not spending enough time with family and friends, and 34.5% considered themselves a workaholic. Open source.
  2. Statistics Canada. 2021 Census Profile, Canada. The 2021 Census counted about 14.52 million Canadians aged 25 to 54. Applying the 2022 high time pressure rate of 34.8% to that population gives an approximate population equivalent of 5.1 million people. This is a calculated equivalent, not a separate prevalence estimate. Open source.
  3. American Psychological Association. Multitasking: Switching costs. Summary of research showing that switching between tasks carries time and performance costs, especially when tasks are complex. Open source.
  4. Aeon, B., Faber, A. and Panaccio, A. Does time management work? A meta analysis. PLOS ONE, 2021. Review of 158 studies and 53,957 participants. Open source.
  5. Jay Shetty. 4 Simple Habits to Boost Focus & Stop Getting Distracted. Shetty discusses distraction, no phone zones and practising single task focus. Open source.
  6. Bill Gates, Gates Notes. Gates has written about the Think Week breaks he has used for years to immerse himself in reading and thinking away from his normal schedule. Open source.
  7. Centre for Addiction and Mental Health. Adult ADHD: Screening and Assessment. CAMH notes that adult ADHD assessment requires clinical criteria and that procrastination, organization and time management problems can appear in ADHD but are not by themselves a diagnosis. Open source.
  8. Lyngemetoden. Public information about Søren Lynge and his work. Open source.
  9. Trustpilot. Lyngemetoden reviews. Rating and review count checked September 21, 2026. Open source.

This result is educational and is not an ADHD assessment or diagnosis. If attention, organization or follow through problems are longstanding, severe or affecting many parts of life, consider discussing them with a qualified health professional.