The art of focus - a crucial ability | Christina Bengtsson | TEDxGöteborg

[@BigPooPooKaka]

The takeaway: -Destroy nervousness in order to focus -Destroy nervousness by taking attention off negative things and worries, and place it on neutral things -Stop looking to future success, look to the now -Focus on one thing, and do it really really well -Play to your strengths -Make a dont-do list Loved her line "...and still today, I can remember that smell of lead and loneliness." Reveals what it takes to be the best! At the end of the day it is not the remarkably insightful which become the world champions, it is the determined and focused.

[@dipanjansaha8399]

Well Summarized

[@nhimai1735]

Thank you

[@rodschmidt8952]

Only from time to time, stop looking to future goals and look to the now. Actually, I would say our sense of future and present time should not binary but a continuum: there are long-term goals and short-term goals, and goals for every timespan you can name; so you can look from the far future (let's go to Mars) to the nearer future (let's launch this rocket) to the more immediate future (let's assemble these components).

[@aqua123670]

thanks

[@mohammedshadab769]

Why not to do list

[@zhangnora1150]

I really love the rhythm and tone of this speaker. Peaceful and confident.

[@lbburgett]

I love her Swedish cadence and tone. It's hypnotic.

[@rodschmidt8952]

I'd like to see her in the kitchen, bork bork bork

[@walterblack8127]

My neighbor sounds exactly like her. Why do Swedes all speak English with that lilting rhythm?

[@smendes2004]

@@rodschmidt8952 I'd like to see you in the kitchen as well...

[@rodschmidt8952]

@@smendes2004 I'd share a kitchen with her

[@SubhaSadiq]

Agreed

[@walterblack8127]

Her point about removing the goal to understand the work in the moment rather than imagining the future is brilliant, as is her second point that if we don't stay focused in the present then we are chasing what we are not, and what we don't have, and our time erodes and our future is stolen from us.

[@christinabengtsson9665]

Thank you Walter for a sharp summary! //Christina

[@jaglinuxmint]

Thank you so much,

[@mclaren6707]

Tyvm

[@Mrs.Graceqmri]

I took great value in this

[@ramyatamminedi626]

Very articulately put! 🙌

[@juhithavaddineni1092]

1.worry/insecurity 2.not working on what we already know but working on what we want to achieve 3.frustated for not having time solution: 1. focus is the ability to choose the right thought among thousands of thoughts distinguish disturbing thoughts from not disturbing thoughts a not disturbing thought knocks out all disturbing thoughts eg:leaf,belt etc 2. stop focusing on goal but focus on the process to achieve when we focus too much on our goals our focus is constantly on the future not on what needs to be done now focus is not about becoming something new or better but is about functioning exactly well as we already are & understanding that this is enough for both general happiness and great achievements 3. do one thing at a time(more possibilities there is more to refrain from) reach inner core which doesn't require constant feedback as a reward(here you have deep contentment) maintain a not to do list

[@vamsikrishna9375]

Awesome

[@stheday1]

Nice summary. Thanks

[@garcand]

Thank you

[@huberylyn6348]

sum ups great

[@souravguharoy7977]

very nice summary, ty.

[@growing367]

**All my notes regarding with Christina** Focus is choosing the one, right thought among thousands of thoughts. 1. Notice disturbing thoughts and separate them from the "not disturbing" thoughts. Neutral thoughts like a lamp or a dot. 2. Focus is knowing that we already are and understanding this is already enough for both happiness and great achievements. 3. The more possibilities, the more there is to refrain from. Make a Not-To-Do List, and your brain will automatically shift in focus 4. Learn to direct our attention inwards, to our inner core. To that which doesn’t need a constant response. *Her other speech video* 2:13 It's all about the thoughts you think, why you think them, and to ignore the distracting thoughts. 3:38 Why we lose focus. Outer and Inner distractions 4:20. 6:28 Find out what is important, and what is not important. Find out your core identity and stick to that. 6:57 Focus on the process, and on the long term. 8:50 See how much we don't need. 9:40 4 Tips -- 1. Sharpen your mind and Mark your distractions. 2. Reinforce your ability to ignore them. 3. Find your inner core identity, what's important for you. 4. Decide what Not To Do. Make a Not-To-Do List.

[@christinabengtsson9665]

Exactly!

[@BluePhoenix714]

@@christinabengtsson9665 Thank you for the great TED talk! It really cleared up a lot of things about focus. But I didn't understand the inner focus point. Is meditation an example of it? Could you please elaborate?

[@osmarcoelho13]

" No to-do list" is brilliant Cristina. It makes my mind and neurons revolve in full looping around themselves.

[@VITALSPARKMEDIA]

"Focus, this vital force that brings out the best in us and others, something this world so greatly deserves..." i absolutely loved this talk.

[@leeritenour]

Her tempo of speech and her attitude made me focused on the content she was delivering. Just like her shooting career, this was a well-trained speech.

[@ammarahrais4546]

Lets all stop and appreciate the brilliance of the script

[@lol_devyn3439]

Exactly. Very well written

[@rodschmidt8952]

Well written AND well spoken. She uses pauses very well. And of course she has excellent body language and poise

[@Anon221BC]

Written with focus i guess.

[@miracle_worker3270]

@@Anon221BC good one

[@minddivesounds5730]

@@rodschmidt8952 Totally agree - a well written script is useless, if delivered poorley!

[@bikramkgupta]

"It is not so much about prioritizing than prioritizing away". "How to live life without constant feedback (social media) from others". Thank you, Christina, for the amazing and empathetic talk.

[@xuhan1981v]

I have experienced the feeling of focus. One day I was studying in library in my University, after I finish solving a hard problem, for just a moment, maybe less than one second, I forget where I am, and i forget what is the time, and forget my friends who come along with me. Soon after that, everything recovers, however, I still remember that strange feeling.

[@acufssdz12]

You were, momentarily, catapulted into the blissful state of "flow", my friend.

[@SofiaMariaVona]

💚😍

[@wisteria1739]

Wow

[@englishscreenshot2536]

oh gr8🔥🔥

[@hamdansyed5772]

What a beautiful moment that would have been :)

[@albertobarriga4309]

The best explanation about Focus that I heard. Eliminate disturbing thoughts, one focus at a time, forget new and better thoughts for now. Focus on your inner core, with your innate skill (learn, listen, empathize). Focus on the here now and not the future. List not-to-do list and refrain from it. You don't need an immediate response. We have to control the pressure intensity of activities of the society and not the activities of the society have to control us. These are the core of Focus.

[@christinabengtsson1]

Dear Alberto, Thank you for seeing the essence of my words and for seeing the value of focus. You conclude my speech and Focus with excellence - well done. I send you warm regards from Sweden, Christina

[@albertobarriga4309]

@@christinabengtsson1 Your presentation at TED was very high level. I appreciate your comment here. I'm from Brazil. Thankful.

[@ElmTheWar]

she looks like she could light a candle by staring at it

[@mattharris2398]

lol love it

[@morpheus6749]

No.

[@Mohannad192]

Looks like she's gonna fart

[@morpheus6749]

No, I said.

[@coolymanman7]

@@morpheus6749 Yes.

[@sharmaluna9794]

Great. She is talking like an artist, though she is an athlete. Her chosen every word precisely flame inspiration .

[@christinabengtsson1]

Thank You Sharma - glad to have you in my "focus network" 🌿

[@holdencampos3949]

Nahh

[@Adhammohammad9672]

@@christinabengtsson1 U r mesmerizing and gorgeous

[@emmanueleke4020]

7:23 "Focus is simply about choosing the right thought among thousands of thoughts."

[@sanaaghorbani]

She's so calm and focused that makes me feel relaxed Thank you for the points

[@akhilanand6915]

I'll come back to this video within a year with great change in myself.

[@Arcticninja123]

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[@voloaot2]

The only reason why i watched entire 15 minutes was that I wanted to train myself to focus for 15 minutes. Good job Christina, we made it!

[@christinabengtsson9665]

Hurray Lukasz - we actually made it! I am impressed :)

[@vikrantsidh3212]

She deserved a standing ovation

[@shethewriter]

This woman’s passion is beautiful and inspiring. Love that she emphasizes this essential message about focus without bashing younger generations.

[@anishasupriya5596]

I love the way she speaks. It is so calming and soothing to listen to her. I am someone with very low attention span but I was able to listen to her without much distraction.

[@awfulprogrammer619]

It's 3rd April, 2020.. I am coming back here in 5 years with my speech on TEDx Talk and becoming a man enough to prove my inner instinct. Wish me a good luck to bring change in myself and this world.

[@jorgeromera3861]

This superb speech reminds me of the story by Chuang Tzu (although the speaker may not agree with me): "When an archer fires just for the sake of it, is in possession of the whole of his skill. If he's firing in order to win a bronze buckle, becomes anxious. If the prize is of gold, he becomes blinded or sees two marks... He has lost his mind! His ability has not changed. But he's riven by the prize. He's worried, thinks more of winning than of firing... And the need of winning steals his power".

[@christinabengtsson1]

I agree totally! Thank you for getting the essence of my words ✌️

[@joshlicht1359]

@@christinabengtsson1 Nice.

[@dasaanudasi]

@@christinabengtsson1 : It reminds me, of the story from the Srimad-Bhagavatam: when Arjuna (from Bhagavad-Gita; the most faros archer): is at the sayambhu ceremony. In ancient days, a sayambu; was the way a prince won His queen. Usually involving an, almost possible target. This case; a fish, spinning on a wheel; looking at the target through a reflection in water. He did it, the same way as Christine: by totally focusing on the eye of the target. He hit His mark and won the beautiful Queen Drupadi. A story every Indian knows. The problem, she states very well. I'm afraid that getting bombarded by all these chenilles: nano particles (in the vaccines, chemtrails & food), all designed, I'm afraid to say. Is what is robbing us, from our natural abilities. Contacting: that-space, internal consciousness; and even more wonderful abilities, beyond our imagination. Consciousness alignment. Not technological misalignment. A wonderful, inspiring presentation: and you are so confident and beautiful.

[@jaglinuxmint]

@@dasaanudasi very well said Maharaj ji

[@jaglinuxmint]

Your comment taught me a very valuable lesson I needed in the moment. My mind is clear now. Thank you so much.

[@jakem5476]

I’ve been watching ted talks all month and this is one of the best ones I’ve come across. The advice she gives is some of the best I’ve ever heard.

[@quynhnguyenthi4826]

I adore this speech. I love you from the bottom of my heart. Now, I am struggling with my studying and my work. I spend hours on thinking every day. I think about my future and my life and the list goes on. But, I realised that I didn't pay my attention at present what I must do now.. After watching her talk I made a change. Just setting my sights on what I must do now, not think anymore. Love her. Wish all best things to her and people.

[@kartoffeldrucker]

Awesome! Are you doing fine ?

[@peacear]

From my prospective, I summarized it differently for myself: 1. Distinguish what is disturbing 1. You are good enough - as a person to do what you need to do. 2. You are good enough - as a person to be proud of. Others: -It’s normal to behave differently, especially when the world has changed a lot. -Focus on one thing, and do it really really well -Play to your strengths

[@amtulbari4063]

The way u speak itself proved how focused personality u r & how well u apply it in ur life.. Thanks for a better glimpse of what focus is..

[@fauzannrifai]

Choosing the right thought at the moment is the most well-defined what the focus is.

[@christinabengtsson9665]

Dear Fauzann, you certainly got the essence of my words - they are very well selected :) Regards from Christina

[@fauzannrifai]

@@christinabengtsson9665 thank you so much, your words is so beautiful ✨

[@giantandomniscientlevitati8969]

Ok, am I the only one who just LOVES her accent and intonation ??

[@thelawman789]

Christina Bengtsson you are a true inspiration to all those fortunate enough to have made contact with you. Focus is a dying art that we have a responsibility to restore and pass on to this and future generations. I feel so lucky to have "met" you today via Ted and KZbin. Thank you so much Christina.

[@dharamindia563]

One of the best guidance on focus on this scattered world. Must listen

[@ArtJourneyUK]

Great speech. Christina is like a highly trained Bond villain.

[@tekNyiekan]

ArtJourneyUK yes yes yes and yes... I kept getting that vibe throughout her presentation. Love her accent though...

[@mumtazmerchant2257]

Yes, you are right...I can just see her skewering Bond with her glare...

[@dervlamurphy1236]

ArtJourneyUK that's perfect!!

[@rafaelferes4362]

This comment is pure gold

[@EchoSoundsystem]

Mixed with Yoda

[@chinasacasmir]

I liked the calmness she displayed, while speaking.

[@Pankaj-Verma-]

Had tears of happiness in my eyes while watching this. Simply one of the best Ted talk ever.!

[@eklim2034]

Strategy to be able to focus on current task: 1. remove your mind of future thoughts amd goals 2. use currently present non-disrupting neutral objects to negate the effects of disrupting thoughts 3. create not-to-do list instead of to-do-list in short, keep your mind in the presence

[@christinabengtsson9665]

Very well simplified!

[@eklim2034]

Christina Bengtsson Thank you Christina, last year I watched this great talk many times and wached it again just now. Can't get a better talk on focus. And audience experienced a feeling of persona of focus in you. The non-disrupting neutral objects part kept me thinking, it is easier to see how it applies to sports such as why many World Cup players lost focus and failed to convert penalty kick as they are surrounded by all sorts of disruptions, probably the neutral object can be their lucky charm ring or whatever. It is harder for me to link it to broader context such as why it is more difficult for distant learning students to keep focus than campus students, the latters have the cosy surroundings of the campus aa their neutral objects to keep them in the presence. Just my 2 cents :)

[@christinabengtsson9665]

@@eklim2034 Interesting reflection - I belive you are right, but of course there are more ino this than non-disrupting nuetral objects. I use that as a way to simplify a complex function, and it helps people (and students) to understand focus - and not to forse themself to BECOME focused, but rather realise that they already HAVE this skill within them. Ignore what´s irrelevant and you ARE focused :)

[@StillnessManifesto]

"Embrace the ability you have within yourself to be able to see the value of a small autumn leaf playing in the wind." 🍂 Great speech! It's all about the present moment 🙌

[@DialloThierno-k2x]

Brilliant definition of focus! Absolute gem

[@seponda1]

wow! "Focus is what brings the best out of us and the others... what the world deserves!" what a compelling and strong way to finish your talk Christina... my respect to you and this amazing talk

[@christinabengtsson9665]

Thank you Susana for seeing the essence of my work and of my words - makes me very glad

[@ristonbuttello8771]

I have never come across a more articulate and methodical understanding of how to focus.

[@christinabengtsson9665]

Thank you Riston - I appreciate your words and I am glad you get the essence of mine! Christina

[@user-xb7vt7pk7l]

"Focus is about choosing the right thought among thousands of thoughts"

[@CoutureButcher]

her voice is so calming

[@Lexthebarbarian]

Im going to change my life after this. Be more present. Be more here. And be absorbed to what is important.

[@morpheus6749]

lol

[@divykala169]

lol Have you changed your life yet?

[@soulreaperichig0]

How is it going?

[@rodschmidt8952]

And find those autumn leaves to look at

[@devserendipity3063]

So did you do it?

[@11YoursTruly11]

I created a new playlist and named it "Me" and saved all inspiring videos .. without watching and I kept doing that. Today as I skipped going to library. Decided to watch.. As she said we only thinking about future and not working on today's work. As Buddha said without worrying about future and thinking about past, focus on this moment nd work!!!

[@spendingawareness3698]

The statement "Focus is simply choosing the right though among thousands of thoughts" is really connecting with me because often when the time comes to execute, I though about not being good enough or not doing the right thing and many other things but I've also experienced times when I don't think of anything else but the task at hand and I can remember those times as productive and enjoyable. Focus by choosing the right though is a simple task but very hard to do.

[@noneofyourbusiness8252]

Her voice is incredible!

[@ahmedhafez3758]

yes, because she was focused.

[@devarchanasarkar1410]

This is perhaps one of the best talk on focus.

[@gracehu3031]

I love this woman’s speaking style, this is one of the best Ted talk’s I’ve listened to

[@irabast7742]

The fact that she's so focused makes her speech great.

[@bethechange3576]

i enjoyed the tone of this speaker . so beautiful and peaceful.

[@hiteshkaushik4613]

She is extremely calm and focused.

[@dvs6121]

9:04 [by always thinking about the goal], "our focus is constantly on the future and not on the work that needs to be done, now." Boom.

[@matheus.premananda]

She’s talking about meditation without using the word “meditation”. Amazing talk!

[@herrweiss2580]

If she does ‘meditate’ in order to achieve said ‘focus’, she should’ve mentioned it.

[@matheus.premananda]

@@herrweiss2580 I don’t know if you’re familiar with meditation… but what I meant is that focus and some other similar skills are the basis of meditation. :)

[@bladbbbb927]

I noticed that too.

[@chiefjaphet7067]

She has well summarized the concept of focus

[@waqas1001]

Absolutely brilliant! She articulated everything with such great aplomb and confidence. Almost every point she made was worth noting. Her focused way of speech was a great example of what she was saying in itself.

[@kemalunal4776]

I am going to watch this video every day until the next week to understand and memorize these and to see this beautiful lady.

[@christinabengtsson9665]

Hi Kemal, what a great comment! Thank you - I will send you an extra thought every day until next week then :) Christina

[@kemalunal4776]

You are the best, thank you!

[@vincigates1321]

Safe to say that, this lady is a Genius. I will watch this video everyday from now on. Crazy she explained exactly what I needed to hear and understand. 😊 crazy how the universe truly does work in your favor when you just look within. 🧠💖

[@christinabengtsson1]

Dear Vinci, How fine it is to read your words. Thank you. Yes, I can sense you definately got the deepness of my speech, and this makes me very glad. I believe you are right, universe does act in our favour - if we are open and focused enoght to see :) Regards from Sweden to you, Christina

[@lookwhoshere2997]

How is she that good at speaking I mean those expressions are flawless!

[@christinabengtsson9665]

Thank you - I do select words quite well. I think before I speak :) Thank you for encouraging words //Christina

[@hokage5619]

I like her accent and the way she speaks. One of the best Tedx talks. 🙏🏻

[@juanl5012]

I am in love with the pause when you talk!

[@christinabengtsson9665]

Ha, ha, how great and fine - lovely! Silence and calmness is a huge part of my everyday life as well : ) On stage, it actually is powerful (if it is authentic)...

[@taraharrison8381]

"and still today I can remember that smell of lead and loneliness..." How many of us know the retrospect pride and joy, but in the moment(s!)profound loneliness of our greatest achvements. Lonliness and lead 2:20 The autumn leaf 3:30

[@christinabengtsson9665]

@Tara Harrison, what a great reflection - thank you for your understanding :)

[@taraharrison8381]

@@christinabengtsson9665 💛🧡💜💋

[@rashedcallisthenics]

one of the best speech that i need to told me .thank you .

[@SamuelNathanuelson]

My Takeaway: Focus is a crucial ability in today;s world. We live with endless distraction, and the ability to stay focused allows us to choose a direction and stick with it. However, the human mind struggles with focus. In three ways. Here are the three ways in which our minds struggle with focus, and the ways that we can reduce our struggle with focus. 1. Disturbing thoughts: Our minds are filled with disturbing thoughts. We can learn to notice disturbing thoughts, and change our focus to neutral thoughts. Such as "A computer", or "A Piece of Fruit" 2. Focusing on the future: We are often times focused only the future, on the goal. Instead, we should try focusing on the present moment and removing the goal. We need to understand that we are only as good as we are now. 3. Frustration for not having time: The more possibilities, the more there is to refrain from. Today is no longer about prioritizing, but about prioritizing away.

[@juanl5012]

I am just like a small autumn leaves playing in the wind. Lovely!

[@christinabengtsson9665]

Juan, thank you - yes, I enjoy bringing in perfection and art also into the words I chose - very glad that you see the essence in focus and in my work. I believe our world is in (urgent) need of focus - it will be my mission to help coming generations to learn how to protect this innate skill :) //Christina, Sweden

[@luckyadeloye3452]

Well said! There is no life in the past and in the future. Life is only in the now. And energy flows in the direction of focus.

[@salmankhan-yw8oc]

lucky adeloye Dandapani!

[@LeBrow420]

What about the leaning from the past and vision the future?

[@morpheus6749]

You just contradicted yourself. If there is a "flow" then there is *necessarily* a past AND a future. FAIL.

[@cappsbriley]

Morpheus such an odd man

[@abbyammo9638]

There is a life in the future. Through the Lord Jesus Christ who loves you and gave his life for you to cleanse your sins, you can inherit eternal life and after death have eternal peace, joy, love and everything that we are not even aware that we need. Jesus Loves you believe in him. Read the Bible😁😊❤️❤️❤️🙏🏾

[@aayushmannb]

Thank you Ma'am, From now onwards I will learn from the past, focus on the present, FULLY FOCUSED on every present milliseconds, and forget the future.

[@christinabengtsson9665]

Excellent Aayushmann - I am very GLAD //Christina

[@aayushmannb]

@@christinabengtsson9665 So grateful to see your reply. Thank you Ma'am.

[@artflakes9584]

“The light in oneself “a book by Krishnamurti exactly what she says.great speech thanks

[@shadhirjannath2495]

Focus: a skill that the world is in need more than ever!

[@AparnaMuktibodh]

What a brilliant talk, I'm so glad i came across this. It's full of quotables and wisdom you can apply in your life with immediate effect. If you struggle with remaining focused, I highly recommend listening to this talk the first thing in the morning and persisting with this ritual until the message is seared into your subconscious!

[@pratikshagarode3669]

I really watch this in the morning before making my to do list and also 'no to do list' and sometimes before going to the bed too. It it benefiting me very much. I too highly recommend this to everyone.

[@RezNou]

I appreciate the way you have appreciated this talk, cheers!

[@SNOWRYAN8]

Her hand movements are off the chain!!! I rarely listen to a Tedx talk twice...

[@AmbiCahira]

I learned focus through 2 things. 1 the recognition that those thoughts can be thought about later, and 2 write down those I am afraid to forget. Then of course practice holding the ability over a duration of time such as reading or meditation but as long as you feel your thoughts are important you will not let them go.

[@jaglinuxmint]

This is great idea!

[@parthparmar1642]

Unwavering focus by dandapani is also great video on focus and what actually it is.

[@ketanmeshram83]

She has great control over herself that you can recognise from her word to word sentence to sentence, focus lady love you ♥️🤗🥇🎯

[@debeshkumarmaharana1127]

great speech..living in this moment staying focused without worrying about the result is the key to achieve your goal....

[@itdepends8103]

That's what Lord Shree Krishna spoke to Arjuna in Geeta

[@weili1963]

Focus is about choosing the right thought and functioning exactly as well as we already are; this vital force, is what brings out the best in ourselves.

[@christinabengtsson9665]

Wei, I am glad to see that you get the essence of my words and that you see the value of a focused mindset!

[@weili1963]

@@christinabengtsson9665 thanks for teaching

[@carroll6]

I like her manner of speaking.. it is better than the others.

[@certoipus]

hehe, for me its horrible, she's like a robot :D

[@devynescatell8906]

Great speech. Christina is like a highly trained Bond villain.

[@willegg8436]

Ddude she’s so relaxing wtf

[@wisteria1739]

One of the best TedxTalks I would say.Hats off!

[@christinabengtsson9665]

Oh my, thank you for your words Wisteria and for encouraging me and my mission on helping people reclaiming their focus - globally! Glad you saw the depth of the speech, Warm regards Christina

[@amandanasciba]

This is one of the most enlightening TED Talks that I have ever watched. I have always struggled with focusing. Understanding how the mind works is really helpful for me to be more aware of what steps to take once the disturbing thought come up!

[@mohamedmakram5555]

I feel that her way in speaking is amazing and simple

[@christinabengtsson9665]

Simplicity - thank you Mohamed!

[@HighEndDigitalArchitect]

This was an interesting video and three ways of our brain getting distractions. The key fact from there for me is the separation of distracting thoughts from the other. Focus is like a muscle, we need to train it. Before I though that just knowing about will be supportive but remember that "thought" without an action is like a bird in the cage. Looks good but won't travel the world.

[@poonamgiharshorts]

Stunning for focus I learned three aspects about focus..1one thought out of thousands..2-focuse on process..3-long term goal..

[@johnnytan9438]

This is the most engaging talk I have ever seen in my life.

[@AK-qm8uw]

I come back to watch this video so many times. She is such a great speaker

[@christinabengtsson9665]

Thank you - your words makes me very glad A K //Christina

[@kigormley]

This lady should teach acting. She is a natural. What a great presentation.

[@anatoliyrubanenko7277]

The intervals between her words made me be able to focus on what's she's saying really well

[@christinabengtsson9665]

Tony, well done - there is of course a reason why I sometimes have a low space speaking :) Good luck, and thank you for your comment! //Christina

[@anatoliyrubanenko7277]

@@christinabengtsson9665 I have noticed when I read the way that you talk I am able to understand more of what I read and not get distracted by other thoughts since I'm busy understanding the few words instead of trying to make sense of the whole sentence at once.

[@christinabengtsson9665]

@@anatoliyrubanenko7277 Great explained - I understand. Perhaps we all should talk a bit more slow sometimes? Wish you a good day //Christina

[@SteveLegg-gv2mo]

I think Christina states this much deeper message simply and effectively. Well worth paying attention to and embedding in one's life.

[@christinabengtsson9665]

Thank you Steve - you certainly get the essence of my words, and work. You know, in a world competing for attention at every turn and where people’s impaired ability of self-control is being exploited, I am committed to illuminate the value of focus and the impact it has on an individual and societal level. I believe it’s time to reclaim our focus and treat our attention with respect! Warm regards from Sweden //Christina

[@Chucks_world]

I repeated every single of the point till I focus and got the message,she’s really a talented person ,when it comes to teaching

[@noneofyourbusiness8252]

A TED talk meant to be savoured.

[@parulsingh8512]

"Enormous problem" One solution - FOCUS 💡

[@christinabengtsson9665]

Excellent! Thank you Parul //Regards from Sweden

[@followyourideas]

Can you imagine being able to laser focus on one thing until you finish it? that's a superpower.

[@somuchinfo4879]

thank you Christina Bengtsson and TEDx talks

[@marcs7847]

Making a "Not to Do" List... That's just crazy enough to work! ("Do not Binge for more than an hour on Ted Talks when you are supposed to be writing or working." Gotta try that tomorrow.

[@AdriftHuman-c3d]

Focus - choosing the right thought among the 1000

[@BlazenRuhel]

Is this what a guardian angel sounds like?? Cause her voice had the same intensity as a warm blanket on a chilly afternoon

[@christinabengtsson1]

Love your comment 🌿 Warm regards from Sweden //Christina

[@alexisgonzales4651]

It resonates with the idea of achieving depth not width in areas in our life. True expertise can be established through focus and this allows us to get rid of unhelpful possibilities that prevents us from achieving the life we want.

[@lawrasvlogs2579]

Stop reading the comments Concentrate on the speech 👆🏻😁😁😁🤪

[@nego_majorem]

🤣👍

[@bollywoodtalks3043]

😀😀😀

[@Nophreetime]

Hahaa... Caught me. She pauses too much for my bunny-hop brain.

[@sarahstewart1489]

😂💥

[@JoseMartinez-pn9dy]

Ya got me...

[@Angelicaarchangelica]

Highlights for me: 1. The ability to choose the right thought amongst thousands of thoughts. 2. The higher the number of options, the more to refrain from. 3. You already are at the core of your being.

[@modernmira6577]

I Love this woman!!

[@rbg7408]

You didn't just talk about focus but demonstrated it to your audience with your captivating choice of words from the beginning to the end of your speech. Much love from Philippines :)

[@jacquiharris9806]

This is an amazing talk. Had to keep stopping it to write down lots of quotes to keep this in mind.

[@kingslyamalanathan983]

Christina Bengtsson nailed it !

[@christinabengtsson9665]

Hurray, thank you! @KingslyAmalanathan