Who Should I See If I Can't Focus? - Tiger Medical Institute

Who Should I See If I Can't Focus?

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“Concentration can be cultivated. One can learn to exercise will power, discipline one’s body, and train one’s mind.” ~ Anil Amban

Who Should I See If I Can't Focus?

Why Can’t I Focus?

The ability to focus or concentrate intensely for an extended time is increasingly rare in our culture today.

It is thought that the average white-collar knowledge worker gets only an hour of deep, concentrated work a month! Why? Our addiction to distraction and our culture’s expectation of always being available significantly prevent focus.

Additionally, as a culture, we are not healthy.

According to the CDC, six in ten American adults suffer from a chronic disease.

According to research from my book Unleash the Peak Performer Within You, 77% of American adults report stress is so pervasive it affects their work.

Finally, we live in an era of unprecedented change. Technology is exponentially advancing, disrupting business models, creating uncertainty and stress, and forcing individuals to adapt at never seen speed.

Is it a wonder that focus is a problem?

What You’ll Learn

What if you could master focus regardless of the circumstances in your life? It’s possible, but it will require a comprehensive approach to managing your health, mindset, and habits.

In this article, you will learn three primary points:

  1. What are the drivers of focus?
  2. What are my options to improve focus?
  3. How can Tiger Medical improve focus?

What are the Drivers of Focus?

Focus is multi-dimensional. When seeking to improve focus, ask yourself these questions:

Optimizing focus takes leveling up your health and ruling out attention deficit disorder.

If your energy is poor or you feel bad most days, the focus will challenge you. If you naturally struggle to focus, consider seeing your primary care physician to rule out ADD.

An additional aspect of focus is mindset.

One will only work with focus if goals are clear, one possesses a growth mindset, and one can learn and grow through most new challenges.

Doing some work in life, having clarity, and an honest self-assessment of one’s thoughts will go a long way toward improving focus.

Lastly, setting up and working through your day is a significant driver of focus.

Advanced planning improves focus, so you aren’t searching for what you’ll do.

Avoiding constant task switching and multitasking are essential habits to avoid developing. They create a cognitive load, reducing your ability to focus.

What are My Options to Improve Focus?

First, be honest with yourself.

What do you believe is driving your focus problem? Is it poor habits? Are you low in energy or exhausted mentally? How are your mindset and daily time habits? Do you suspect there is a problem with ADD? Do you struggle with anxiety or depression?

The answer to your focus problem is rooted in one or more of the questions above.

You can visit your primary care physician or a functional medicine physician for physical considerations.

With medical care, you are ruling out physical imbalances that lower your energy and ability to concentrate.

A mental health professional can help you assess if anxiety or depression are at work in lowering your focus. Both can hurt focused, productive work.

Finally, if habits are the problem, books on productivity and flow science will help you improve how you set up and work through your workday.

How Can Tiger Medical Improve Focus?

The Tiger Medical way is to pursue this problem comprehensively. We will address the physical and mental aspects of the puzzle.

Our team will also, through our peak performance content, help you gain greater clarity on your goals and how to set up and work through your day to maximize working in a flow state of consciousness.

Physiology plays a significant role in resolving poor focus. Tiger Medical’s root-cause approach to medicine, integrating genetic and brain imaging data to bring precision medical treatments to each client, offers unique solutions to poor productivity.

Our “Get in the Zone” online course, along with the expertise of our health coaches, offers clients help in developing a peak performance mindset along with the habits and disciplines that will result in a high-flow lifestyle.

Finally, Tiger’s CEO, Steve Adams, has written a book titled, Unleash the Peak Performer Within You. His book outlines detailed strategies and compelling science to help you optimize your physiology, psychology, and daily habits to perform at elite levels.

What is My Next Step to Regaining Focus?

We have many success stories of restoring the focus and energy of driven professionals like you. Our approach to focus problems is a logical process that works continuously if followed.

You must know that you can completely restore your focus and level up your performance!

If, based on the information you have reviewed here on our website, you feel Tiger is a good fit, then the next best step is to go here to book a call with a Tiger Professional.

In this first call, the entire meeting is about learning your history, struggles, and goals. We want to be sure you are a good fit for our program and that our team can help you resolve your challenges.

The first step in that process is to meet with us to learn how!

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