Focus Forward: How to Focus Your Mind to Rid Yourself of Distractions, Maximize Your Time, and Achieve More

by Justin Byers

Your world has more distractions than you have ever faced before. Each day, it gets progressively more distracting. Just think for a moment. How many times have you checked your phone, your email, your Facebook, and other social networks... within the last hour? The upside of all these distractions has also created a lot of More job opportunities, more creative outlets, and more social connectedness.To develop and maintain focus today, you must learn how to find balance in your life. You need the tools that will help you discipline yourself to step away periodically from the buzz and beeps of cell phones, the internet, and social media. You must assess and reassess what you want out of life, and focus on the different actions you can take to achieve those goals that you REALLY strive to achieve. Focus Forward - How to Focus Your Mind to Rid Yourself of Distractions, Maximize Your Time, and Achieve More contains long-term and short-term activities that will help manifest, cultivate, and maintain focus and flow in your daily life. Simple exercises like organization and outlining goals go a long way in helping you get through the day, but in order to achieve an overall sense of focus, you must also assess your passions, your inhibitions, and your fears. Becoming a conscious and concentrated individual means more than having a set plan -- it means having the fluidity to accept change, manage setbacks, and keep moving forward.Get Focus Forward - How to Focus Your Mind to Rid Yourself of Distractions, Maximize Your Time, and Achieve More today and get the tools you need to get yourself focused.

Genres: Self Help

36 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 19, 2014

Reviews

[Ashish Om Gourav · Rating 3 out of 5]

Proper Diet, Nature, Yoga & Meditation.
The above is the recommendation of the book.

[Gaurav Prasade · Rating 4 out of 5]

Sleep, Nutrients, Meditation

I gave four stars because its a quick and easy read. No going around multiple ideas, examples or theories. Straight to the point. People should buy wants to bring new or more focused efforts to their profession or art. It's not a list of 10 quick steps to success. It's a guide to become more focused with implementing time tested practices (habits actually).

[Ed Barton · Rating 4 out of 5]

Solid Advice

Looking for solid advice on how to improve your focus? Look no further than this quick read. Admittedly, there are few thunderclaps of insight. Most of the advice is well known and common sense. However, it is concisely presented and easily read in this short book. A good resource.

[Linda Hernandez · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great Read!!

I enjoyed reading Focus Forward because it's very direct and to the point about what's derailing your ability to focus. Justin Byers helps by giving several great ideas to move from chaos and into a more mindful and focused life.

[Naresh · Rating 3 out of 5]

I like the book

[Yasmin Shiraz · Rating 4 out of 5]

Some books are good reminders of what we should be doing in our daily lives. This is one such book.