Sunday, 18 November 2012

You heard it right that your concentration can be easily improved by following the technique called “Improve Concentration Using Keywords Technique” that I am going to explain below. This technique greatly improves your concentration and memory in a fastest and easiest way.  You can start applying this technique of improving concentration right away in your studies or work and feel the change it brings in your life. It can be easily used by students, working professionals, businessmen, teachers, layman to do any work in an efficient way. With this technique you can study or do any work for longer hours without any mental strain. The result is that you will score good marks or you may crack the toughest examination or you will complete the assigned work within the deadline and get lots of appreciation from your teachers, colleagues, seniors, friends, spouse, boss, employer and your parents. I hope this will change your life.

What is Concentration? Concentration is the ability to sustain attention and to focus on a particular subject. It can be learned and improved by specific training.
The technique of improving concentration using keywords is developed by me, who was not able to concentrate earlier on any subject for more than few minutes.  My mind used to wander over other things. When I was reading any book and after I read 1 or 2 pages of the first chapter with great difficulty, I was not able to recall what I had read after one or two days.  And when I was not able to understand the basics of the subject that has been explained in great detail in the first chapter, naturally it was difficult to understand the advanced topics in the further chapters.  My friends also started to move away from me as I was not studying well and getting less marks.  
Most of the techniques for improving concentration are developed by psychologists, yoga teachers, doctors and other experts who are eager to give advice for any problems. But they don’t really understand the pain and difficulties undergone by the affected person who is not able to concentrate. I followed those techniques and tried to focus my mind forcibly, but I started feeling mental strain, tiredness, feeling sleepy, head ache, and pain in the toes.  I was not able to study for more than half an hour. Although I felt a slight improvement of 2-5% on concentration but it was not enough. Also all those techniques take lots of time to practice and learn.          
After years of frustration and experimentation, I found the technique of improving concentration using keywords. After following this method, my concentration has increased manifold. Now I can study for longer hours without any mental stress. I can easily understand many difficult subjects and able to read complete books both technical and nontechnical in a short time with all the concepts understood. As you can apply this technique to any subject, you can learn unrelated subjects like science, commerce, arts, economy etc with ease.  As I read the books with complete concentration, I am able to recall all the concepts even after many months thus increasing my memory.  
What I understood is to get complete concentration
·        You don’t have to meditate

·        You don’t have to play brain games

·        You don’t have to learn yoga

·        You don’t have to do breathing exercise

·        You don’t have to eat special healthy food

·        You don’t have to learn hypnotism

·        You don’t have to spend your time on brain exercises

·        You don’t have to hear any special songs

·        You don’t have to learn mental tricks

·        You don’t have to sit and stare at candlelight or any other picture

·        YOU JUST HAVE TO FOLLOW THE TECHNIQUE OF IMPROVING CONCENTRATION USING KEYWORDS WHICH IS EXPLAINED BELOW

The Technique Of Improving Concentration Using Keywords
            In this simple technique, the only thing you have to do is to find the right keyword on what you are studying or doing and whenever you lose concentration or feel distracted or your mind wanders to something else, start saying that keyword repeatedly in your mind until you come back to the topic you are studying or doing. The keyword may be a word or a group of words.
            Also the keyword in this technique is not a single, fixed word but keeps changing according to your study or work. There are no rules to select the keyword and whichever word the person feels that it will bring back his concentration can be used as a keyword.
             The following examples will help you in understanding this technique.
Example 1:  When you are driving a car, the keyword you can use is driving.  So whenever you feel distracted or your mind wanders somewhere while driving, start saying in your mind driving, driving, driving, driving, driving until your mind comes back to the road or feels that you are driving. Then you start feeling alertness and can drive your car correctly and safely.
Example 2:  This example shows how to use the concentration technique using keywords while studying. The following article (in blue font) is about the guitar and is taken from Wikipedia. Here the keyword Guitar can be used. Start reading each sentence slowly and while reading, whenever you feel distracted or not able to understand or concentrate, start saying the keyword guitar, guitar, guitar, guitar, guitar until your mind comes back to the article and then you can continue your reading. Note that for this whole article only single keyword ‘guitar’ is used.
The Guitar is, and has always been, a social instrument. In all its forms, it has always been a portable, multi-stringed instrument made for public hearing. Even today, there's nothing better than hanging out with some friends and being able to strum a few songs on the guitar. And if you've just bought your first guitar, then you're in luck: you can play literally thousands of popular songs by learning just a handful of chords. But playing the guitar is more than just struggling through a half-recognizable version of some song, it also requires good technique.
       The guitar can be played in many positions, but some positions are clearly more efficient than others. The choice of position is personal, but clear guidelines exist. Some basic considerations in determining a chosen playing position include:
  • the physical stability of the instrument
  • ensuring the freedom of both hands such that they have thorough access to the instrument and can meet all technical demands without having to support the instrument
  • elimination of general muscular tension in the assumed body position. While it is natural for a beginner to experience fatigue in the muscles of his hands and arms, you must be careful to sit straight and not cause damage to your spine and waist. If you do experience pain in those regions it is possible that the position is harmful and must be changed to prevent damage.
      Many beginners try and turn the guitar towards themselves, so they can look down at the frets and soundhole. Curling the guitar towards yourself in such a way actually makes it more difficult to fret the strings efficiently, because you have to curl your wrist more. This tension can be harmful. Beginners are also often inclined to put their elbow too high or low, which leads to cramping. Ideally your arm and shoulder should be relaxed.
     It may take a beginner several weeks until holding the guitar feels comfortable and natural. By using efficient hand positions and not straining, the muscles in the arm and hands will get stronger. If you ever feel pain you should immediately stop and ascertain the cause of pain before continuing. Sometimes discomfort is due merely to fatigue and a period of rest will be all that is required.
    Example 3:  This example also shows how to use the above concentration technique while studying technical subjects. Read the article below (in blue font) slowly about the computer. This article is also taken from Wikipedia.  The article contains five paragraphs. The words underlined in the article are the keywords that you should keep saying whenever you feel distracted or not able to concentrate or understand until you get back to the sentence that you are reading. Notice that the keyword keeps changing in each paragraph.  In the first paragraph, you are reading about computer. Your mind now visualizes a computer picture, so the keyword you can use is computer. Whenever you feel distracted while reading the first paragraph, you should start saying computer, computer, computer, computer, computer, computer, until your mind again visualizes the computer picture and then you can continue your reading. In second paragraph, the keyword changes to control unit since we are reading about the control unit. The keyword may change inside the paragraph also as you see in the third paragraph. In the third paragraph, during the first sentence the keyword used is ALU but it changes to arithmetic operations in the second sentence and to logic operations in the third sentence. So when you are reading second sentence, if you feel distracted or your mind wanders somewhere you start saying arithmetic operations, arithmetic operations, arithmetic operations in your mind until you get back to the second sentence in the third paragraph.
Computer:  The computer is a general purpose device that can be programmed to carry out a finite set of arithmetic or logical operations. Since a sequence of operations can be readily changed, the computer can solve more than one kind of problem. A general purpose computer has four main components: the control unit, the arithmetic and logic unit (ALU), the memory, and the input and output devices (collectively termed I/O). These parts are interconnected by busses, often made of groups of wires .

            Control unit : The control unit manages the computer's various components. It reads and interprets (decodes) the program instructions, transforming them into a series of control signals which activate other parts of the computer. Control unit in advanced computers may change the order of some instructions so as to improve performance.

            Arithmetic and logic unit (ALU): The ALU is capable of performing two classes of operations: arithmetic and logic. The set of arithmetic operations that a particular ALU supports may be limited to addition and subtraction, multiplication, division, trigonometry functions such as sine, cosine, etc., and square roots. Logic operations involve Boolean logic: AND, OR, XOR and NOT. These can be useful for creating complicated conditional statements and processing boolean logic.
 Memory: A computer's memory can be viewed as a list of cells into which numbers can be placed or read. Each cell has a numbered "address" and can store a single number. The computer can be instructed to "put the number 123 into the cell numbered 1357" or to "add the number that is in cell 1357 to the number that is in cell 2468 and put the answer into cell 1595". The information stored in memory may represent practically anything. Letters, numbers, even computer instructions can be placed into memory with equal ease.
Input/output (I/O): I/O is the means by which a computer exchanges information with the outside world. Devices that provide input or output to the computer are called peripherals. On a typical personal computer, peripherals include input devices like the keyboard and mouse, and output devices such as the display and printer.

Conclusion:

     I am hopeful that from the examples above, you have learnt the technique of improving concentration using keywords. More importantly with this technique you can study for long hours without any mental strain. This technique can be used for any work. Only thing you have to do is to choose the right keyword for your study or work and keep repeating that keyword whenever you feel distracted. Now you can use this technique for the study of your subjects. And another last thing you require is the desire to succeed.

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