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Another success is when I bought the AFL course. When they talked about the motivator pager it was the main thing that stuck out to me so I searched until I found it. My predominant are not perfect yet but they are 90% better than they were a couple of months ago. Paul you really should sell them on the site it is the best tool I have ever paid for.
THANK Learning Strategies TEAM



It seems to be called the MotivAider. It goes for about $50-$60. Some of the Google hits mention Paul and Pete raving about this, among others.

I think I want one. It is basically a small device that vibrates at whatever interval one sets. You pick a mental "message" or reminder and then associate it with the MotivAider's going off.

For example, it could be something as simple as "smile more". And then you set it for, say, every 20 minutes, and every time you feel the vibrations (like that of a pager), you smile.

It could be something like "relax" and you could set it for every 10 minutes.

It could be something as complicated as "I am worth taking care of myself" or "I manifest financial abundance far beyond my needs" and then you set it for a few times a day (say (every 3 hours) to remind you of that.

Or it could be something like "I am in the Universe, the Universe is in my body, the Universe and I are one" and you set it to go off as often as you like to remind you.

It looks like it can be set for intervals (even as little as one per day) or it can also be programmed to go off at random intervals. You can program how it "beeps" (vibrates), i.e. in a steady stream or in series of shorts "blasts".

It seems like it is used a lot in schools (especially for teachers of special ed) for all kinds of issues and problems. Teachers can use it both for students as well as for themselves (e.g. "remember to be patient with these students").It is on a lot of AD(H)D and helping with procrastination sites. I even found a hit on a site devoted to autism.

So it can be used to go off every 20 minutes to remind those of us with ADD to switch tasks. Or to remind us to do something that needs to be done. Or to limit habits or time wasting etc etc etc.

Yes, I think I could use one of these. I concur: LS could sell these.

blessings,

Steve