Need Help Staying Focus? These Books May Help You

Deep Work by Cal Newport

Cal Newport expands on the view that undivided attention is becoming a rare quality in our distracted day (from emails to social media, we all have a plethora of distractions clamoring for our attention). People and businesses that can build the self-control necessary for deep focus will stand out and achieve more success. In a nutshell, deep work is the power to focus intensely on a difficult task while avoiding distractions. You’ll be better equipped to complete a wider number of vital activities in less time once you’ve honed this skill.

Focus: The Hidden Driver of Excellence by Daniel Goleman

Daniel Goleman argues in Focus: The Hidden Driver of Excellence that focus is one of the most crucial and undervalued qualities that people require in order to achieve their objectives. Focus, he says, is more like a muscle that has to be strengthened than a switch that can be turned “on” or “off.” Goleman draws on his twenty-year experience as a psychologist and journalist to write this book. This book combines scientific research with real-life experiences to help you learn the secrets to better attention and more focused life.

Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity by David Allen

David Allen is an expert in the field of productivity. His coaching service, which he founded in the 1980s, has assisted numerous individuals and businesses in developing positive habits for both life and work. In his self-help book, Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity, Allen discusses these habits and how to develop them. It will assist you in becoming more attentive and productive in your personal and professional life. Distractions and interruptions are unavoidable. The difficulty isn’t so much how to get rid of them as it is how to deal with them effectively.

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