Being aware of the issue is the first step, and this method helps you stay very aware of each time you lose your concentration. Your awareness of what you’re doing will eventually help you improve your concentration, without any added effort. With this method, you’ll eventually be able to pinpoint your most vulnerable times. Say you find a lot of tallies during the morning, when you’re still tired and your mind is likely to drift. That’s a sign that you should be improving your concentration by getting more sleep, or eating a healthy breakfast.
If you’re stuck at work and you can’t really carve out the time for exercise, try doing exercises at work. These can include any number of things, including isometric or aerobic exercises.
Apply this philosophy to as many different tasks in your life as possible. You may think that finishing one book before starting the other has nothing to do with finishing work on one car before starting work on another, but they’re surprisingly alike if you think about it. Even the smallest tasks have reverberations in other parts of your life.
The spider technique is behaving just like the spider. Expect for distractions to come and try to throw you off your concentration. A door slams. A bird whistles. A flash mob erupts. Whatever the distraction is, continue focusing on your task at hand. Be like the spider and turn a blind eye to distractions that you know can throw you off your concentration.
Example: When you are reading an article about the guitar. 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. And make a habit to do meditation for at least 10 minutes which improves your concentration levels. But you see that you only concentrate on meditation first for better improvement or result.
Sleeping too much is also not ideal. Oversleeping disrupts your natural rhythm and can make you lazy. Avoid this by having an alarm clock to wake you up in time.
To avoid this, make a clear plan that meets your needs beforehand. Take 5 or 10 minutes break in between, and use this time to check email, and then close your inbox and move on to your most important task. When making a plan be sure to allocate enough time for entertainment, studies, and sleep.
Getting sufficient sleep Staying physically fit Maintaining healthy weight Getting regular exercise
