James Russell

Instant Focus James Russell

You could be a student in a classroom, an employee driving to work, a soldier receiving a briefing or a pilot flying long distances. One common factor which drives productivity in our daily lives is focus. Ironically, we do not give as much attention as we should to this crucial part of human experience. We make errors in our judgments and find ourselves in dangerous positions as a consequence of those moments when we get distracted. This happens so often that books on the subject, like the one you're now reading, demand to be written. Think about it: how many times does your mind wander in a ten-minute talk? For many people, it happens every four minutes and, sometimes, a lot more than that. One reason for this struggle with concentration is that there is so much to look at, so much to consider and so much to do. Your brain processes all these, shuttling between the more important stuff and the less crucial, as you attempt accomplishing everything on your to-do list. Another reason might be the short attention span that has become an identifying quality of our century. We get bored all too quickly and move on to the next shiny object. You will find, as you read on, a growing awareness of the dangers of distraction and mindlessness. Focus is a possibility, and instant focus even more so. Although it is more commonly associated with athletes and soldiers, anyone can train their minds to focus immediately and at will. This book is a well-researched material, written in simple terms for your enlightenment. The techniques and tips which will be discussed have all been tested and proven. All that is required of you is a quiet place to read, devoid of the numerous distractions that may cause you to miss some information which could be essential to your productivity. Grab this Book today and enhance your Focus!