Many of us want to improve concentration - both for ourselves and our children. If we could concentrate on tasks regardless of how much or how little interest they held for us, our work quality would improve vastly. At the same time, our children seem to be affected by a lack of concentration as well - after all, that's nothing new; all students daydream from time to time, rather than focusing on the lesson at hand. Imagine if they didn't, though - just imaging what could be accomplished, and in how short a time! How much time is lost every year because of poor concentration? In extreme cases, of course, children (and some adults) are medicated for ADD or ADHD, conditions that impair concentration. Most of us are considered 'normal' with regard to our concentration level, though, and we know from personal experience that 'normal' still leaves a lot of room for improvement! If you agree that the quality of your work and life, and those of your children, would be improved if you could only find a way to improve concentration, read on. The problem most of us experience with regard to concentration is that we are distracted by a million little things almost constantly. For example, problems have a way of intruding, as does physical discomfort. When you have not had enough sleep, or are distracted by a personal problem, it is amost impossible to concentra
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