Effective New Ebook On How To Concentrate Announced

CHENNAI, India - June 23, 2013 - PRLog -- In what should be good new to sufferers of shiny new object syndrome, a popular infopreneur coach has released a new program called "How To Concentrate Now" which has dozens of effective ideas to control focus and prevent distractions while getting things done.

An estimated 65% of the workforce - that's over 600 million people in developed nations alone - suffer from "shiny object" syndrome, an uncommon constellation of features including inability to retain focus beyond 15 minutes, a tendency to chase down rabbit holes on social media, and an irresistible urge to check out anything that's new, hyped up and unique, regardless of its actual value or relevance to what they are doing.

"It's remarkable how few youngsters are able to concentrate on one thing at a time," says Karen Bulawaye, researcher and specialist on behavioral patterns in the work place.  Ms.Bulawaye attributes this to the shift in social networking with an emphasis on short new bites delivered via Twitter and other real time news services.

For a population that is tired of chasing one fad diet after another, this program will come as the answer to a prayer.  "How To Concentrate Now" was created in response to a real need, and is based on a 4 step process that has been proven to help enhance focus and improve concentration.  This newer version of a packaged course has already positively impacted many people around the world.

"It is obvious that the writer has tried out several of the methods before recommending them to others," says one of the reviewers of this ebook who assessed the 4 point program and found it valuable.  The same opinion has been voiced by many others who tested the program and thought it was helpful.

"Your ability to concentrate is the critical element in your overall success and career growth" says Ms.Bulawaye while explaining why this ebook is such powerful information for those who might have unspecified problems with attention and concentration.

There are several things exposed in this guide, including 3 simple ideas that many people can adopt daily to improve focus.  The program is inexpensive and can help those who are struggling to retain concentration from spending hundreds, or even thousands of dollars on costly visits to a consultant and extensive training programs to improve efficiency.

To learn more about the "How To Concentrate" system, you can visit the website at http://www.howtoconcentrate.org/