“One reason so few of us achieve what we truly want is that we never
“One reason so few of us achieve what we truly want is that we never
direct our focus; we never concentrate our power. Most people dabble their way
through life, never deciding to master anything in particular. In fact, I believe
most people fail in life simply because they major in minor things.” - Anthony
Robbins
Did you know that you have about 50,000 thoughts every day? Those
thoughts actually create the world you live in. You have the power to create any
kind of world you desire; you are in control of that world and your thoughts. It’s
totally up to you which thoughts you will entertain, give energy to, and expand
upon every day.
Concentrating means intense mental focusing on these thoughts each
day, giving them your complete attention. And this requires practice.
You’ve seen them—the successful business men and women, the gold
medal winning athletes, the leaders of society, the teachers of the year. What is
the common denominator? These people have learned how to focus their minds
on the task in front of them. They don’t just concentrate; they have learned how
to use their attention like a laser beam, hitting the mark every time. They don’t
allow themselves to become distracted or confused. And they practice this
intense focusing every day.
Unfortunately, most of us don’t possess that kind of focus and
concentration. We try, but just can’t seem to hone in on a task with that kind of
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power. How would you describe yourself? Are you distracted, mentally confused,
scatterbrained, or maybe just a daydreamer? We are too easily distracted by the
events and circumstances around us. We moan that if we could just get our act
together and really concentrate, we could accomplish anything. The trouble is,
the more we think about really concentrating, the less we are actually able to
bring it into being; it becomes terribly elusive. The average person can
concentrate to a certain degree, some of the time; but for the most part, our
thoughts are scattered, with our minds racing from one thought to the next, not
even in a logical progression. I call that ‘mental leapfrog.’ Many times, we can’t
even remember how we got to a particular thought; we can’t follow the
progression in our minds.
So what is concentration? The Merriam-Webster Dictionary describes
concentration as a direction of attention to a single object. We need the ability to
regulate our thoughts, to point them undeviatingly in a straight course.
What keeps you from concentrating on your many tasks? The simplest
answer is that life itself can prohibit your ability to focus on a task, to the
exclusion of everything else. Many people pride themselves on their ability to
multitask, claiming they are highly productive every day. However, that’s still a
split focus. Only a part of your attention is actually on each task; you are also
thinking of all the other things you must accomplish and your mind races from
one thing to another, helter-skelter.
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In this report, I’m going to show you how to:
• Focus your attention on specific tasks.
• Concentrate even when you don’t feel like it.
• Concentrate despite distractions all around you.
• Be more confident by using your ability to concentrate.
• Improve your ability to listen and study.
• Improve your memory.
We all have the ability to focus at least part of the time. Learning to
concentrate is simply another skill we can learn. And like any other skill, it takes
practice to master it. Make a personal commitment to learn this skill and you will
enhance all aspects of your life—relationships, business, career and finances.
“The amount of real learning that takes place is directly proportional to our
ability to concentrate or focus our attention on any one thing for a period of time.”
- Joel & Michelle Levey
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Leon Edward helps others Increase IQ, Memory, Focus, Concentration,
Creativity, Public Speaking, Reading Speed, Time Management and Even
Stress Management. Learn to Superboost your brain power, optimize your
iq and improve life with his IQ Mind Brain Success Library at
http://www.IQMindBrainLibrary.com
direct our focus; we never concentrate our power. Most people dabble their way
through life, never deciding to master anything in particular. In fact, I believe
most people fail in life simply because they major in minor things.” - Anthony
Robbins
Did you know that you have about 50,000 thoughts every day? Those
thoughts actually create the world you live in. You have the power to create any
kind of world you desire; you are in control of that world and your thoughts. It’s
totally up to you which thoughts you will entertain, give energy to, and expand
upon every day.
Concentrating means intense mental focusing on these thoughts each
day, giving them your complete attention. And this requires practice.
You’ve seen them—the successful business men and women, the gold
medal winning athletes, the leaders of society, the teachers of the year. What is
the common denominator? These people have learned how to focus their minds
on the task in front of them. They don’t just concentrate; they have learned how
to use their attention like a laser beam, hitting the mark every time. They don’t
allow themselves to become distracted or confused. And they practice this
intense focusing every day.
Unfortunately, most of us don’t possess that kind of focus and
concentration. We try, but just can’t seem to hone in on a task with that kind of
5
power. How would you describe yourself? Are you distracted, mentally confused,
scatterbrained, or maybe just a daydreamer? We are too easily distracted by the
events and circumstances around us. We moan that if we could just get our act
together and really concentrate, we could accomplish anything. The trouble is,
the more we think about really concentrating, the less we are actually able to
bring it into being; it becomes terribly elusive. The average person can
concentrate to a certain degree, some of the time; but for the most part, our
thoughts are scattered, with our minds racing from one thought to the next, not
even in a logical progression. I call that ‘mental leapfrog.’ Many times, we can’t
even remember how we got to a particular thought; we can’t follow the
progression in our minds.
So what is concentration? The Merriam-Webster Dictionary describes
concentration as a direction of attention to a single object. We need the ability to
regulate our thoughts, to point them undeviatingly in a straight course.
What keeps you from concentrating on your many tasks? The simplest
answer is that life itself can prohibit your ability to focus on a task, to the
exclusion of everything else. Many people pride themselves on their ability to
multitask, claiming they are highly productive every day. However, that’s still a
split focus. Only a part of your attention is actually on each task; you are also
thinking of all the other things you must accomplish and your mind races from
one thing to another, helter-skelter.
6
In this report, I’m going to show you how to:
• Focus your attention on specific tasks.
• Concentrate even when you don’t feel like it.
• Concentrate despite distractions all around you.
• Be more confident by using your ability to concentrate.
• Improve your ability to listen and study.
• Improve your memory.
We all have the ability to focus at least part of the time. Learning to
concentrate is simply another skill we can learn. And like any other skill, it takes
practice to master it. Make a personal commitment to learn this skill and you will
enhance all aspects of your life—relationships, business, career and finances.
“The amount of real learning that takes place is directly proportional to our
ability to concentrate or focus our attention on any one thing for a period of time.”
- Joel & Michelle Levey
7
Leon Edward helps others Increase IQ, Memory, Focus, Concentration,
Creativity, Public Speaking, Reading Speed, Time Management and Even
Stress Management. Learn to Superboost your brain power, optimize your
iq and improve life with his IQ Mind Brain Success Library at
http://www.IQMindBrainLibrary.com
- Leon Edward also has a personal development website http://www.awesomesuccess.org/ for awesome personal development training online - Streaming Video Audio Webucation,leadership development , career improvement skills and wealth.
Other websites from Leon Edward include:
http://www.justvisualizeit.net/ - Learn to Optimize Your Mind through the power of the subconscious mind and reprogramming subconscious mind
http://www.homebusinessit.com/ internet home businss ideas, opportunities and free training
- Learn to Earn Money At Home with Online Business Ideas, Home Business Reviews
and learn how to
get grants to start a business
Personal
Development Training guide, Success University Online
http://www.focusonthefamilylife.com/ - Visit Focus on the Family and Family Life infocenter for Hobbies, Travel, Best Articles on the Web Daily, Christian Music
and Christian Bookstore
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