The less time spent thinking about what the game’s result might be, and the more time spent focused on playing the game well, the better the results. We are dividing our attention and so less effective and efficient. With a mind filled with fear about what might happen, we are not being our best. Thus, our time is better spent attentive to what we are doing now rather than what might happen later. Results are a consequence of our actions they do not determine it. Our response is infinitely better, as is our chance for success, when we have control of our personal Noise. The better we respond to this moment, the better the result will be. Yes, we need to know what the desired result is, but our focus needs to be on having a clear, uncluttered, undistracted mind that focuses only on what we are doing now to achieve the result. Thinking about what the result might be is not the best way to spend this moment. Spending our precious time thinking about, worrying about, being anxious about what MIGHT happen next takes us away from what IS happening. Seller Inventory 1244 More information about this seller Contact this seller Buy Used US 15. Two subsequent sections will extend this discussion into explorations of relationship and social activity.' (Preface) - Cover dirty, bit rubbed and creased inside good. and serve him with wholehearted devotion and with a willing mind. But when we fall short, we will know that we have given it our best, learned from it and are now ready to face life’s next challenge with optimism, passion and greater knowledge of who we really are. The Undistracted Mind focuses on the structure of mind. The Apostle Paul introduced the principle of undistracted devotion as an aim for. Taking the steps necessary to continually improve, become better, grow stronger and to accept and embrace oneself as we really are and life as it really is, all move us forward to more consistent high-level results.

Knowing what we do and don’t control is key. Strong performance is a result of many factors - some out of our control.

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