Go from “I want everything” to “I appreciate what I have.”Īll this doesn’t mean we shouldn’t desire to improve our lives. You must improve your focus muscle first. Otherwise, you set a goal, focus on one thing, and get back to your old behavior within a week. But unless you have trained your mind to focus on one thing, it’s not a smart thing to do. The natural thing to do for most people is to start setting goals or picking one priority they want to focus on. So yes, you can achieve a lot of things…But just not at the same time. This demotivates a person to the length we fail to forsee. But that’s the division we make of our energy which results in inefficiency to reach out target. This only creates more confusion and frustration because you won’t be complete even one them.Ī simple outcome of the above situation is, suppose you are tired from the class and you decided to give up on going to the gym. Focus on one thing at a time.ĭo not aspire to be the top of your class while creating the perfect body and learning all the skills at the same time. There are various field’s in everybody’s life i.e. There’s a discrepancy between what we know ( to focus on one thing at a time) and what we do (focusing on everything at the same time). Instead of focusing on one thing at a time, we set multiple goals, and think we can multitask ourselves to achieving them. We’re dealing with an invisible force that is always trying to confuse us. We pursue new things before we finish our old goals. That’s because we, human beings, are fickle. It’s one of the hardest things to implement in your life. It’s a time-tested strategy that’s been shared by many successful people.īut don’t let the simplicity of this idea fool you. We can achieve almost anything in life…As long as we focus on achieving one thing at a time. We all understand it but find it extraordinarily hard to follow it.
It’s a fundamental concept with equally difficult mindset to create. This image here speaks a thousand words with making any noise.
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