How to Increase Mental Focus

7 Top Ways to Find Your Focus Zone and Do What Matters Most: Achieving Success Through Mental Focus

By: Jason Scotts

Narrated by: Chris Brinkley

Length: 45 mins

Publisher's summary

How To Increase Mental Focus: 7 Top Ways To Find Your Focus Zone Do What Matters Most is a text that can help the reader to find out what their problems are as they pertain to concentrating on a specific task and how to become more proficient at it. Every individual has been in the situation where they have become distracted from the main task at hand It may be a slight sound that they heard but it tends to throw them off of what they are focused on.

Through this text, the main aim the author has is to show how an individual can regain the focus they lost and how to maintain this focus by eliminating or reducing the unwanted distractions It is an easy read and the instructions outlined are extremely easy to go through and execute. The process requires the individual to prioritize their tasks and to get them done accordingly. It is not as hard as it may seem.

©2013 Yap Kee Chong (P)2013 Yap Kee Chong

Not worth $3

Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?

Although the total listening time was some approximate 45 minutes, it was absolutely not worth the time. And my time is worth more than three dollars for 45 minutes. I am a fan of being reminded of things that seem obvious but that somehow we have managed to forget in life. The tips mentioned in this book are so far beneath that level that I am somewhat at a loss for words.

What could Jason Scotts have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?

I am not sure he could have done anything to make the book more enjoyable because if he thinks this book was worth anything I doubt I would ever enjoy another choice he made for authorship.

Which scene was your favorite?

There are no scenes.

Do you think How to Increase Mental Focus needs a follow-up book? Why or why not?

Please no!

Any additional comments?

No that's my 45 seconds worth.

Not recommended

Very little useful information here, most of the book spent explaining the relatively obvious benefits of being focused, very little time spent on how to get there.

Narrator has a good voice, but mispronounces words, distracting.

I wish I could give it zero starts

there is no content. Just a bunch of buzz words together. It wasn't expensive but i would never get back the 45 minutes lost!