Which is better focus or intention?
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intended plan or to concentrate on effort
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Jack Bosma Social Media Marketing Consultant
Focus is the best choice since the audience is the primary consideration and the effort should be focused on the audience. Feb 23rd 2021 09:31 |
faii acy GPT Site Owner/Operator
Haha! Even the best intentions are of no value if they are not acted upon. Stay focussed on your goals and work towards them....without giving up Feb 24th 2021 11:06 1 Likes |
~ Neila ~ S. Freelancer, Blogger, Web Designer,
Intention and focus are mutually dependent. Without the intention to reach a special goal (and a plan) all focus is void. - So, intention must be there first, then you can focus on that, and make constant effort to reach your intended goal. Feb 24th 2021 12:58 |
Ellen Olivo Flower arrangement Cape Town
Focus is very important. If you focus on your goal with good intention, you'll definitely achieve that. Mar 1st 2021 05:14 |
Eric Drula DISTRIBUTEUR INDEPENDANT
We tend to focus on concentration, when we need to start by strengthening our attention to be in the present moment. Intention is everything because it has to be firm if we are to change things otherwise it will not work. Mar 1st 2021 05:28 |
Rob aka Cerberus Better World Partisan
"Some people have no idea what they're doing, and a lot of them are really good at it." (George Carlin) SO ALWAYS KEEP IN MIND "If the ladder is not leaning against the right wall, every step we take just gets us to the wrong place faster." (Stephen R. Covey) Mar 22nd 2021 02:58 1 Likes |
Sophia James Sophia is a business adviser.
We tend to focus on concentration, when we need to start by strengthening our attention to be in the present moment. Intention is everything because it has to be firm if we are to change things otherwise it will not work. Mar 24th 2021 23:52 |
Rayanne M. Writer
Focus is more important than intention because focus will get you the results in the end. Intention will not. Apr 6th 2021 10:05 |
Soft focus can take in a wider field. Either way, focus happens in the here and now and can feel static, especially compared to intention. Intention is a thing intended; an aim or plan. To intend is to have a course of action as one's purpose or objective.
Feb 20th 2021 23:35 1 Likes