There are times when everyone can find their attention at work flagging just a little, and other times when it is nearly impossible to focus on the task at hand. One way to over come this problem is to learn how to improve your concentration. Improving concentration is really little more than simple focusing on the task at hand, and knowing when enough is enough. Here are a few guidelines that are designed to help you begin improving concentration right away. As you go through these guidelines, you will be amazed at not only how simple they are, but how much common sense they have as well.
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2014-07-01 10:40:08
awyatt
Thanks, Patt. I corrected the misspelling.
-Allen
2014-07-01 08:25:02
Patt
English is a very powerful language and words have special meanings. In the context of this article the correct word is "lose" not "loose". For benefit of those perhaps trying to learn our language it behooves us to properly use words. Spellcheck would never catch this error as they are both perfectly valid words as far as spelling goes.
Otherwise the article has merit. Thank you.
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