| NOVEMBER 30, 2022 • VOL. 20 ISSUE 48 | | | Hi John,
How easily are you distracted? Today’s Q&A offers five tips to improve focus, shares data from a recent survey on focus (or lack thereof) and includes links to an ebook on focus and the GTD Miniseries.
In today’s videos you’ll find tips on managing a slacker and being more present.
Finally, if you completed our reader poll sometime during the last two weeks, thank you. We appreciate your input.
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| 5 Tips to Improve Focus | | by Justin Hale
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| In a world full of distractions, how do you focus on the 'right' things?
Signed,
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| This is such a pervasive problem that we did a study on this recently. We surveyed 1,600 people about their ability—or rather inability—to focus. Here’s what we learned: | | |
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| | | How to Manage a Slacker | | Have an employee that you think is slacking? Follow these tips to address the issue. |
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| | | | | Preoccupied and Distracted? How to Be Present and Live in the Moment | | Are you often somewhere else in your head instead of present with who or what’s in front of you?
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Manage workflow, attention, and focus. Be more productive with less stress. Increase effectiveness. Perform to potential. Build a trusted system to manage to-dos, commitments, and projects. | | | |
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