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# Focus to Earn

**"Focus to earn"** refers to the concept that the **MindMint app rewards users for focusing on specific activities for a set period of time**. By using an NFT as a ticket to participate in the platform, users are able to set a focus period and earn rewards based on the duration of their focus.

When a user selects a focus tag and sets a focus period, the app will track the user's activity during that time. This can include tracking their phone's silent mode, restricting notifications and messages, and tracking their focus on the activity they have selected.

Based on the user's focus period and the attributes of their NFT, the app will calculate and reward the user with token yield. The higher the rank of the NFT, the more token yield it produces, and users are able to purchase and stake multiple NFTs at the same time for increased token yield.

In summary, the **MindMint app rewards users for focusing on specific activities for a set period of time, by providing token yield and attribute tracking to give users an overall well-being score.** This provides an incentive for users to focus on activities that will improve their productivity and well-being, while earning rewards in the process.

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