Concentration and attention: causes of decline and ways to recover.

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Any area of ​​your life requires your attention and concentration. Unfortunately, often your thoughts can jump from one object to another. You cannot devote a few minutes to one of them. You are losing important information due to an inability to concentrate. Scientists claim that concentration is a skill you can learn.

Concentration is the ability to focus on one thing and not pay attention to secondary things. Learning to concentrate helps improve your quality of life. You can assimilate new information faster, which helps you work or study better.

Deterioration in the ability to concentrate is caused by several reasons such as:

  • you have too many tasks which you must complete at the same time,
  • insomnia and sleep disturbance,
  • fatigue,
  • stress,
  • depression.

Lack of concentration has specific symptoms:

  • failure to complete tasks on time,
  • constant delays,
  • forgetfulness,
  • bad time orientation,
  • procrastination,
  • constant changes in mood,
  • increased anxiety,
  • low self-esteem,
  • chronic fatigue,
  • irascibility.

The ability to focus on an object can be developed. Scientists recommend using various methods to help you improve your attention and concentration:

  • meditation,
  • concentrate on one point for a few minutes,
  • focus on objects of the same color during your walking,
  • the ability to hear your desire,
  • reading books 15 minutes a day.
  • learn small texts or poems by heart.

You can control your thoughts. If you improve your concentration, you can become successful and productive at work or study.

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