Today we are a victim of our technology. We have our smart phones, tablets, computers, Facebook, Google, etc. We have the information from from the world at our fingertips. This however, is causing information overload, which is taxing our ability to focus and attend to what is important. It is negatively affecting, our productivity as well as our relationships. We are also becoming addicts to our technology. Suggestions are provided for recharging our ability to focus.

For any achievement or special quality possessed, a person feels high and takes pride in himself. When the frequency of such occasions increases, he develops a mentality to dominate and control others.

We can all have what we want. But it is provided if we put in the realistic effort and work to get it genuinely.

We get good at what we constantly practice. This is a self assessment technique to see how much time we spend practicing distraction and how little time we spend practicing focused attention.

We attract not what we want but who we are. Our life circumstances reflect the state of our human electromagnetic field. Clearly we must first become aware of parts of ourselves we are unaware of then we must transform those parts into something more resourceful.