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When you're focused on the wrong things, it doesn't matter how well you do them. You will fail.

We only have so many bleeps in life. Cherish your bleeps.

Stay focused, stay on task and do not get bogged down in busy work.

Getting started sooner is the real secret to completing anything on time.

The way to have it all is to focus on one thing at a time.

How can you tell when your brand is losing focus and what can be done to remedy the situation? Here are warning signs.

You sure should be. Focusing on one, important item at a time will make you more competent and productive.

The human brain can only focus on one important task at a time, and usually, such functions utilize the full extent of our mental abilities.

Opting for respect over esteem is not easy medicine, but it's necessary. Follow the leadership principles of an iconic CEO.

Between the distractions all around and our own shriveled attention spans, it is remarkable we get anything done.

You don't have to let self-doubt, fear and lack of focus complicate your life and stagnate your business growth.

A firm's success or failure is a clear reflection of the leadership capacity.

Somehow, the countless emails people write now seem unlikely to be read a century from now like we read the letters people penned long ago.

Everybody juggling competing priorities needs a plan for handling the inevitable distractions.

For our '20 Questions' series, the founder of friend-finder app Sup talks to us about how his mission differs from other social networks, what he does to stay productive and how Google spreadsheets is a life saver.

The world is designed to distract you. Staying focus starts in your own head.

Information may be power but it can also be overwhelming. Here are five tips to help budding business owners to stay focused.

Distractions can be … hold on, I got a text.

Whether it's for extra money or the pursuit of happiness, when you have a side gig make sure you use these tips for success.

Important lessons entrepreneurs must learn if they're going to have a successful business.

A former corporate venture capitalist turned professional adventurer says that rest is the key to a successful and creative career.