How to Concentrate by Henry Lee

Introduction

Productivity is the mainstay of every successful endeavor. But there are many things that threaten to decrease productivity. One such thing is the rise of the Internet, which has made it easier for people to lose focus on the tasks at hand. Many often prefer to waste time on their gadgets rather than do their work. Staying focused and driven is becoming an increasing challenge now more than ever.  

This guide aims to curb any inclination one might have to give in to those unwelcome distractions. The tips and tricks offered up in this guide will encourage individuals to concentrate on getting the job done. The goal is to make a habit out of focusing on managing a task without getting sidetracked. This guide provides simple yet effective strategies that set the mind and body in motion on the path to productivity. But there are things to keep in mind when seeking out methods to master the art of intent, concentration, and focus. 

The first thing to remember is that there is a fine line between busyness and productivity. Being productive means achieving objectives significant to one's own life. These are goals that encourage personal growth. Meanwhile, being busy means cramming available free time with as many menial tasks as possible. This guide does not aim for the latter; it aims to help you achieve the drive and focus to be the former- to be productive. 

The second thing to acknowledge is that there is no single destination to productivity, it is an ongoing journey. The journey only stops when an individual no longer exerts any effort into pushing the process forward. With that in mind, one must have the desire to keep moving onwards in this quest for any significant changes to happen. Always bear in mind that slow progress is better than no progress. With continued effort and habitual practice of the methods in this guide, anyone can carry out their work with great focus and concentration.