To succeed, you have to say ‘no’ more often than you say ‘yes’. This is easier when you have a definite purpose or clarity on the desired outcome.

All worthwhile endeavours begin in your thoughts, and focusing your thoughts appropriately will increase your chances of success.

If you can stay focused on your most important goal, you can become incredibly successful, but to stay focused you must intentionally create and maintain an environment, atmosphere, and culture that keeps you focused.

When we think of success, we often associate those who are successful with the things they do rather than the things they don’t, and focus is found in the latter.

To develop stronger focus, develop a greater reason or meaning for your goal.

You will fall short of achieving your goals if your focus is fragmented and your attention, energy, and concentration diversified.

Every day comes with a host of opportunities but also distractions. You need to develop good judgement in the decisions and choices you make.

Focus comes from a promise of the future, and therefore the strength and longevity of your focus will seldom exceed the strength of your purpose, vision, dreams or goal.

Failure results from broken focus, and an average person with complete unwavering focus can achieve more than a team of geniuses with broken focus.