AttentionPlease™
Willpower alone won’t get you thereA system will.
Emmy Award–winning Producer · Creator of The Two Screens Method™ · Author of 15-Minute Reality Reset
A keynote concert that wakes your audience up — and hands them a way to take their attention back.
Book Ron →A live, two-hour workshop to find the hours your screens have been taking — and spend them on your own life.
Join the workshop →The Bias Amplification Model — the working paper underneath the method, on how information overload distorts judgment.
Read the research →"A keynote concert with a real message — and a song that carries it. Very well done, very well played. He's got a great speaking voice, and he makes a point worth paying attention to."
— Burke Franklin · Creator & CEO, BizPlanBuilder®
"A brilliant speaker — he makes complex ideas visible and imaginable. And of course, a fantastic singer and songwriter."
— Tim Lewis · Co-author, the Bias Amplification Model
You won’t win this on willpower. You win it with a system.
You open an app and a second later you’ve forgotten why. The evening’s gone, and you couldn’t say where it went. That’s not a willpower problem — it’s a design problem, built on purpose. So you don’t out-muscle it. You out-system it, in three moves:
See who profits when you spend your attention here.
Change the environment, not yourself — the pull was engineered, so weaken it.
Take the hours back and spend them on your own life.
Your work, your people, the unfinished book and the unplayed song — the life that’s been waiting on the other side of the screen. See the full method in the keynote →
Included with your seat
Digital edition — yours free
"Ron has a gift for making deep truths feel simple and usable… a daily practice anyone can follow."Lencsi Angel
"A quiet powerhouse — grounded, accessible, and emotionally intelligent."Dave Michaels
"Real, heart-centered tools to shift energy and make meaningful change."Danielle Wexler
I cancelled cable and moved a rocking chair into the spot where the television used to rule the room. My evenings came back — for music, for reading, for the people actually in the room. That small act of friction became a system, and the system became AttentionPlease™.
Two albums of solo guitar — original compositions and classical repertoire — the same musicianship that closes every keynote. More on the music →