SHAHEDNEWS: If you’re struggling to focus at work or in class, there are reasons for this that stem from both your body and mind. To resolve this issue, you need to identify its main causes.
According to SHAHEDNEWS, Focus tends to decrease over time, and in this article, we aim to highlight a few main reasons why you might be unable to focus, based on the insights of Dr. Ellen Hendriksen.
Excessive worry and constant stress can interfere with focus, and this habit not only hinders concentration but can also cause significant harm to the body.
Fatigue is one of the factors that reduce concentration, and excessive fatigue may put the body at risk.
Depression can affect the entire body and disrupt its functions. One of the most significant areas affected by depression is concentration. A depressed person often struggles to focus and may sometimes forget tasks, making it difficult to complete the tasks they’ve been assigned effectively.
Excessive problems can completely disrupt one's ability to concentrate. Try to be someone who can handle all challenges with ease, without turning every problem into a mountain, and without letting it cause harm.
If you have an unhealthy diet, it is recommended to consult with your doctor and adopt a healthy diet that includes dairy products, wheat, eggs, carbohydrates, and similar nutritious foods.
If your body is low on energy, it’s no surprise that your focus will be disrupted. In a culture where coffee regularly replaces sleep and eliminates feelings of tiredness and fatigue, the body will definitely face problems.
If you're unsure about a task you're responsible for and want to accomplish, it could be due to a lack of focus. Try to spend a few hours thinking about whether you can handle the responsibility before attempting the task. Additionally, to avoid forgetting, it is recommended to write it down in your notebook and review it once a day as a reminder.
Sometimes, we may easily become distracted, losing focus, awareness, and alertness towards other tasks. Try to focus on your work, and before starting, make sure you've had enough rest, then proceed with the task.
Certain illnesses, such as celiac disease, cancer, fibromyalgia, and similar conditions, can disrupt concentration.
