Focus: Use Concentration Techniques for a Sharp Memory

Written by Dave Farrel

Narrated by Doug Greene

This book covers a variety of topics, all interrelated and all somehow connected to our ability to concentrate on the most important tasks we have. Many people suffer from being distracted, from going from one thing to another, and never getting much done. Today, we tackle those problems with some inspiring insights.

 

First, we’ll talk about how to improve your concentration skills and memory. This lies at the heart of the book.

 

Next, we will go over the significant challenges that many people face when they are working from home. This has become more common these days, and therefore, it seemed like a crucial topic to include in this book.

 

After this, we will touch on what has been referred to as the “four major motivations.” These are the things that keep us going, the factors that keep us on our toes. A lack of these elements can destroy our progress, so it’s important to know what they are and how to use them.

 

Aside from this, we’ll briefly talk about the power of creativity and the opportunities and dangers of brainstorming with a team.

 

Lastly, we will discuss a matter called “Shiny Object Syndrome”, something that gets people to become excited, work on something for a while, and then quit with minimal results. In order to be successful, it’s crucial that you avoid this tendency.

 

All in all, there is lots to learn. I invite you to join me on this quest to an improved ability to focus.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Efalon Acies
• Release date: Sep 19, 2020
• ISBN: 9781664903340

Reviews for Focus

[Shawn Jackson · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

This audiobook was definitely well worth paying attention to, in my honest opinion. This audiobook blew my mind, both the material and the storyteller's performance. I actually did not notice anything wrong with this book. If I am incorrect, then let me know about that. But I found it to be almost perfect, and that's what mattered to me.

[Juan · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

The writer really understands how to explain it beautifully. I almost overlooked this audiobook, but I am happy that I saw it anyway. It makes sense what the author says, particularly in the last few chapters, in which the topic becomes a conclusion. I do not always enjoy any audiobooks, but this caught the eye. And because it did, I started listening to it. It was some of the best time I spent, particularly since I was doing other tasks in the meantime.