Focus is a skill, not a trait (+ an update on Focus Wave™)
Simple Learning
Focus Wave™ Update
Hello!
First, I want to personally thank you for your interest in the next-generation Focus Wave™, which we're preparing to introduce in April 2027.
As an educator, I've spent years working with children and adults who struggle with focus, ADHD, dyslexia, and other learning differences. That experience ultimately led me to invent Focus Wave™.
But there's something important I want you to understand about how it works.
Focus Wave™ doesn't focus for you. It reminds you to focus.
Think about this for a moment.
Have you ever been sitting in a room, completely absorbed in something, when suddenly you hear someone opening a bag of potato chips or candy?
That little crinkling sound catches your attention almost immediately!
You weren't thinking about chips. You weren't looking for candy. But your brain recognized a familiar sound, and suddenly your attention shifted.
That's the idea behind Focus Wave™.
The device delivers gentle, intermittent sound cues designed to catch your attention and prompt you to return to what you were doing.
It isn't doing the work for you. It's providing an external reminder so you can practice bringing your attention back.
And that brings me to something else I'm excited to share.
Introducing my new Focus Foundation Parent Consultations
Over the years, I've learned that what looks like laziness, lack of motivation, or an inability to focus can sometimes involve something much deeper.
There may be foundational concepts related to self-awareness, independence, and understanding one's own needs that deserve closer attention.
I'm now offering a limited number of private, 50-minute consultations for $247, where we can talk about the challenges you're experiencing with your child, explore possible underlying difficulties, and discuss practical next steps.
As an additional benefit, consultation clients will have the opportunity to purchase the original Focus Wave™ at 50% off.
And for those of you waiting for the next generation, you're in the right place! I'll continue sharing updates, behind-the-scenes developments, and opportunities for early access as we get closer to launch.
Thank you again for being part of this journey.
Remember, focus is a skill, not a trait.
Warmly,
Tina Kramer President, Simple Learning Inventor of Focus Wave™ Educator | Learning Differences Advocate
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