7 Useful Tips to Improve Your Attention to Detail

[@rolandmarch7717]

I asked my intelligent, capable wife. We were married for 52 years. She is a “capable woman “ who always gave me excellent insight and ideas and constructive criticism.She passed away after a horrific struggle with cancer. Her loss in my life is profound. I have no choice but to continue on alone and find helpers like you Lea who provide intelligence and encouragement and help me to continue to grow and keep working until we can be reunited again.

[@Sarah-sk3zk]

You got this. Love sent your way to wrap you up tightly

[@growing367]

0:50 1:15 be aware 2:20 make routine checks cheat sheet 3:00 ask for feedback 3:45 give feedback 4:35 expand ur mind 5:15 ahort break 6:15 change perspective 7:00 pwrpnt to pdf 7:20 change time of day 7:35 consistent repetition

[@LeaDavid]

Thank you!

[@joebrackin4813]

Great tips! One way I stay focused on details is to pay extra attention to all the questions you hear. Each question is a clue into the details that particular person/group is interested in.

[@LeaDavid]

Thanks, Joe! Glad you could take something away:)

[@cbertott]

Way better than videos that have hundreds of thousands of hits on the same topic! Yours should have more views!

[@LeaDavid]

Hi Candace, thank you so much for your kind words and support! Much appreciated. Feel free to share the video and spread the word ;) All the best, Lea

[@ridif]

Good advice all of it ! . One thing that I consider essential to detail orientation in writing for others is whether the language is TOO specific ( wordy and technical or redundant ) or TOO vague ( exclusion of personal references or of important contexts of when, where, who etc ) meanting you assume shared knowledge on the part of the reader which isn't there. These are part of your 'pespective' hint and are critical to being understood by others. Remember that if you are specific or vague there is a reason and it should serve yours and the readers' purpose.

[@dawnmitchell1984]

Great video!! Thank you!! Love the point of changing the format.

[@LeaDavid]

Glad you liked it, Dawn!

[@rufaromeda5951]

Thank you, Leah, very useful. I will implement it right away ❤

[@LeaDavid]

Glad it was helpful!

[@neerajadhikari75]

thanks for your most useful videos. i am watching all videos now days.

[@LeaDavid]

Glad you like them!

[@tarfism]

Underrated. Thank you!

[@LeaDavid]

Thank you so much! Cheers, Lea

[@rvincik3171]

Great video! Thank you. Immediately useful. Keep up the great work.

[@LeaDavid]

Thank you very much for your feedback! All the best, Lea

[@alexanders88]

Excellent. Video. I enjoyed Lea's presentation and her ideas

[@LeaDavid]

Glad you enjoyed it, Ed! Best, Lea

[@parisryan2012]

Thank you so much for this ❤❤❤

[@avinashsoni1000]

Amazing content. Much appreciated ❤

[@LeaDavid]

You are welcome! Glad you liked it.

[@katlegommakgotsopooe7133]

Thank you Lea, I will watch the video again and implement your tips!

[@LeaDavid]

Thanks, Katlego! Appreciate your support and have fun watching the vidoes again - good luck, Lea

[@friendly_123]

Super helpful, Lea !!! keep doing what you doing :)

[@LeaDavid]

Thank you, Rachel, for your kind words! All the best, Lea :)

[@someguy1358]

Excellent video, however the subscribe pop up around the 1:15 mark that appears has a misspelling and it says "subcribe" and "subcribed". It gave me a chuckle considering the nature of the video.

[@LeaDavid]

Hi there - thanks for flagging! I have also seen that but left this as a small test for viewers - well spotted, you are the first one ;)

[@JaylaisAwesome]

Thank you, this should be useful for when I’m playing a mystery murder game, or when I’m just trying to figure someone’s intentions.

[@LeaDavid]

Haha nice, good luck ;)

[@cindycaroline]

I think the key to gain attention to the details is to stay calm. When I am calm, I can focus more on the details. For example, when I hear to the classical music symphony or opera, I could notice on every details on what the techniques they are using... It was when I get calm. When my heart feels uncomfortable, I can not focus on anything, so I can't focus on details. I hope people will understand what I mean.

[@LeaDavid]

Hi Cindy, thanks for sharing. I see what you are saying and think it's a nice example of finding out what works for yourself and then applying this in the moments that matter. All the best, Lea

[@josecastroesq]

Amazing! Thank you for these tips.

[@LeaDavid]

Very welcome, Jose!

[@lisaalloway4004]

Wonderful tips on detail

[@LeaDavid]

Glad it was helpful!

[@shivakumar]

Great video! Thank you

[@LeaDavid]

Thanks, you are welcome!

[@digitalstrategyandmarketing]

Great video.

[@LeaDavid]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@elainedoremus2688]

It really depends on the job. In one of my jobs, I was not allowed to share my work with anyone. In another job, sharing work was done all the time.

[@zahraiqbal417]

Good advice👍

[@LeaDavid]

Thanks 😊

[@drsandhyathumsikumar4479]

Really helpful..thanks for sharing

[@LeaDavid]

Thank you for your feedback!

[@jashanarora17]

Thank you! Very helpful.

[@LeaDavid]

Glad it was helpful!

[@DoersEntertainment1]

Thanks!

[@LeaDavid]

You are welcome, Brandon!

[@LearnCommercialRealEstate]

Great video

[@LeaDavid]

Thanks!

[@ZifaAE]

Wow this is really helpful

[@LeaDavid]

Glad it was helpful, Zifa!

[@davidstivane]

Your subscribed button is spelt wrong 1:26 attention to details!! 😅

[@LeaDavid]

Well spotted, David! That's a test for my viewers, and you passed 😎

[@everythingmatters9487]

my school wants me to Identify things, in a 4 paragraph story, so lets hope this works

[@LeaDavid]

Hope my tips could help you... ;)

[@takobeyz]

Great tips! I've just discovered your channel and really liked it. I am not sure but I may fall in love with you, too. :P Just kidding! Thanks for sharing! And keep your beautiful smile!

[@LeaDavid]

Thank you so much for your feedback!

[@LorettaBangBang]

I detest details

[@LeaDavid]

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