Sentences with phrase «intense focus of attention»
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In Tough Things First, Ray explores not only the «how - to» aspects of building a company but also the mindset and character traits — discipline, intense focus and attention to detail — needed for lasting entrepreneurial success.
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Young Icelandic - American Aron Johannsson will be the focus of intense attention when he inevitably makes his full US international debut, after his public snubbing of Iceland.
Speaking on WOR this morning, Paterson praised Paladino for being «forthright about his own personal situation» and said becoming the focus of intense media attention can be a «very anxiety - producing kind of situation.»
While the Brazilian Amazon has been the focus of intense conservation efforts, the neighboring Cerrado has received much less attention, Spera said.
Finding ways to maintain mental focus is key to success in a fast paced world that often requires this type of intense cerebral attention.
After a few weeks of intense training I fell in love with bodybuilding and eventually I decided to focus all my attention on building the best body possible.
Chike Aguh's work as a teacher led him to the Ed School where he has developed an intense focus on education policy and management that has caught the attention of his classmates and faculty.
It's all about a way of addressing everyday work as a kind of mantra or ritual, like a conscious trance state that, on one hand, opens a space of freedom for the mind and, on the other, focuses intense attention on what is actually in front of our eyes.
But you have to believe that its apparent lack of attention to recent iPhones was due to its intense focus on a special, tenth anniversary upgrade.
We've all been there — the seemingly endless hours of toil, the struggle and intense focus, the attention to every detail both large and small, the tweaks and rewrites based on multiple rounds of feedback and criticism from everyone who was ever important to us in our lives... until as close of a version of perfection is achieved.